How to play
- 1
Study the 3D shape on screen.
- 2
A prompt asks how it looks from a given angle.
- 3
Pick the matching 2D view to continue the streak.
What this test measures
This game measures spatial reasoning: rotating a solid in your head and matching it to a 2D view. You practice viewpoint change, not memorizing a single picture.
Score guide
| Grade | Range |
|---|---|
| Architect | 12+ pts |
| Excellent | 8–11 pts |
| Good | 5–7 pts |
| Average | 3–4 pts |
| Beginner | 1–2 pts |
| Novice | 0 pts |
FAQ
- How is the score counted?
- Your score is the streak of correct viewpoint matches in one run.
- Do I rotate the object myself?
- No. Read the requested angle and choose the picture that matches that view.
- What if two answers look similar?
- Check edges and holes. Small features often decide the correct face.
- Is this a clinical visuospatial test?
- No. It is a 3D puzzle game, not a diagnostic tool.