IllusionCircle

Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one. *Albert Einstein* This game has a poor design, but I find this game oddly compelling. I’m not even sure how to classify it. IllusionCircle feels like part puzzle, and part visual perception. Our senses are not always reliable as a means of perceiving reality. Visual/optical illusions make you see things that do not exist in reality. At first brush, game might sound easy, but it can be very tricky to determine the circle that is actually rotating. If you like games of visual perception, I recommend playing it.

IllusionCircle is a point & click "game" where you click on the moving circles, all though all of them look like they move. Wait until one violently and obviously flinches and click it, the score doesn't line up with actual times you've succeeded, often being more. And the game is intensely boring with no end and no fullscreen. Not worth it at all.

An interesting puzzle where it seems to you that the circles are rotating. In fact, only one moves - but which one? By clicking the desired one, you will receive points. Will appeal to fans of clickers and puzzles. Take at a discount.

It's easy and boring. There is no title screen, no options, nothing. It just starts with all the circles on a small screen. No full screen. This looks like a crappy cell phone game. I'm getting a refund. I don't know how this game got all those positive reviews.

The mechanics of this game are very popular. I have played it from the first generation to the present, and not scared is that the rest of the game is very smooth.

A casual game inspired by the spinning circle illusion. Nine shiny circles are generated on each screen of the game. Don't be fooled. In fact, only one circle rotates.

The point of this game is to find a circle that moves. IllusionCircle requires the player to pay attention and focus, which is good.

[h1] 1 / 10 [/h1] Glitchy and boring, not worth your time or money. Just click the glitchy circles (movement seems to be bugged, defeating whole purpose of the game).

An unusual game of attention in which we have to watch the circles that hypnotize us and understand which circle is rotating because all we see is an illusion of our vision. In fact, only one circle is spinning and we have to figure out which one it is. Given the low price of the game, this is a good test of our attentiveness and intelligence.

Don't play this game when you're tired. This will greatly complicate your game. You need to find the only circle that actually rotates. If you are tired, then they will all rotate and it will be difficult to find the right circle. In general, this game is more like an overwork test.