Psychic Tournament is an intuition trainer built like a game you'd actually want to open. Twenty-five trials a session, a reveal worth waiting for, and statistics honest enough to tell you when you're only matching chance.
Free to play No account required Works fully offline
Every mode runs the same honest contract — twenty-five trials, five choices, one impression at a time. What changes is how the signal reaches you.
Symbol intuition
Read the signal before the card turns face up.
Hidden signals
Follow the pull and uncover the hidden target.
Place precognition
Name the gate the falling seed will find.
Every guess is written down — locally, on your device — and handed back to you as something you can actually read.
Every turn is laid out side by side: what you read, what the card actually was, and whether it landed. Twenty-five little verdicts you can scan in about four seconds.
Above it sits the number that matters — your signal strength measured against the 20% you'd expect from pure guessing, with the baseline drawn right on the bar so you can't misread your own result.
One good session is noise. A hundred of them is a shape. Psychic Tournament keeps every completed session in a local database and rolls it into hit rate, best score, average, total hits, and daily, weekly and monthly trends.
Filter by game mode or date range, drill into any single session, and delete anything you don't want kept. It's your data, on your device.
Score eleven or better and you're on it. Every game keeps its own rankings, sliced three ways — today, this month, and all time — so a single hot session still counts for something and a long run of good ones counts for more.
The main menu shows you the two numbers that matter before you even start: today's top score, and the score to beat this month.
MindSight is a training practice built on an unusual premise: that perception doesn't have to travel through the eyes. Practitioners work blindfolded until what they call Windows begin to open — stretches of full sight with the eyes still covered. It's a skill that's been getting a lot more attention lately.
Traditionally this training takes two people. One holds up a card; the other sits blindfolded and calls it; the first one says whether it was right. No partner, no practice — which is why most people who want to try it never really get started.
Psychic Tournament takes the second person's job. It chooses the target, waits for your call, and tells you what it actually was — through sound and haptics, so none of it needs your eyes. Blindfold on, phone in hand, practise as long as you like.
Unscored, unhurried, and the best place to start. You call the target out loud to yourself, tap, and the app tells you what it was.
Same blindfold, same drill — but now you say it out loud and the app keeps the book. For when you want to know whether you're actually improving.
Hits and misses come back as sound and vibration as well as on screen — one pulse or two, counted out — so you can keep the blindfold on right through a scored session and still know exactly how you're doing.
Drifting nebulae, hundreds of individually twinkling stars, sparkles, the occasional shooting star, and a slow shimmer across the whole surface. Nothing on screen is ever quite still.
A perspective card flip, a hit burst in gold, a miss in deep red, and a screen shake that scales with your streak. The feedback is the reward.
Separate music and effects volumes, distinct cues per symbol and colour, streak stingers at 3, 7 and 10, and haptics that confirm a hit without punishing a miss.
No network, no account, no problem. Sign-in, leaderboards and analytics are optional layers on top — if any of them fail, the games don't notice.
Large labelled targets, semantics on every interactive element, and full respect for your system's reduce-motion setting.
Every run is stamped with its own code, so a session you want to talk about is a session you can point at.
Five choices means one in five. Over twenty-five trials, pure guessing averages five hits — and lands anywhere from two to eight without anything unusual happening at all.
So we draw that line on your results and leave it there. Psychic Tournament is a training and entertainment app, not a scientific instrument, and a good score is not evidence of anything paranormal. It's a good score. Enjoy it, then play again.
Beat the line consistently, across a lot of sessions, and you've got something worth paying attention to. Beat it once and you've had a nice evening.
Psychic Tournament is finishing up for release on Android and iOS. Free to play, no account needed, and every session yours to keep.
