Magic Eye Stereogram Quiz for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Alexander Mokrushin on 2016-04-17 | Category: Games
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$ $0.99
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Alexander Mokrushin on 2016-04-17 | Category: Games
Magic Eye Stereogram Quiz is a Games app by Alexander Mokrushin. "Magic Eye Stereogram Quiz" is a quiz which invites you to test your ability “look into” 3D stereograms. Stereograms are 3D images hidden within another picture.
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1. "Magic Eye Stereogram Quiz" is a quiz which invites you to test your ability “look into” 3D stereograms.
2. When you tap one of the answers, the default color of the pressed button is changed to green (when it was the right answer) or to red (wrong answer).
3. In order to view the 3D images, simply stare at the picture until the image starts to take shape.
4. Stereograms are 3D images hidden within another picture.
5. You need to answer what is hidden within current picture.
6. If you give it at the first attempt you will receive 3 points, at the second attempt - 2 points, at the third - 1 point.
7. Each stereogram question has 4 possible answers.
8. Game consists of 20 stereograms.
9. You have 3 attempts to give the right answer.
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It’s should allow you to skip one and go to the nest . Then allow you to go back and try again.
Just wasted a dollar on an app that doesn't even work
Doesnt make sense.
That's awesome! I love stereograms. Did you know they're supposed to do lots of cool stuff besides being fun to look at? Studies show that they can help you think clearer, and induce lucid dreams, among other things.
Only 20 levels and you're done. Suggestions: 1. Needs many more levels and more complex stereograms for higher levels. 2. Make the player have to study "within the image" to get the correct answer in higher levels. Just naming the image itself is fine for an easy difficulty setting or beginning levels. 3. Randomly assign colors to the images so those who will play through several times won't know the answer merely by color-memory. Also add some high score tables, etc for more depth and this will be the best if it's type. .
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