What is BlindCut?
BlindCut is a visual-memory and precision game. You study a fading shape, then draw one straight cut that tries to divide it into two equal halves. The game offers a dated Daily challenge and a Practice mode.
How to play BlindCut
- Choose Practice to train without the daily challenge, or select the dated Daily mode.
- Memorize the shape while it is visible.
- When the shape fades, draw one straight cut across the playfield.
- Read the score, two split percentages and deviation before continuing to the next shape.
Why play BlindCut?
Choose BlindCut if you enjoy a short visual-judgement challenge rather than a word or trivia puzzle. Its immediate split metrics turn a simple line-drawing gesture into a repeatable test of memory and spatial estimation.
Reading the feedback
After one cut, BlindCut displays a score out of 100, the two resulting split percentages, the absolute deviation from a 50/50 split, and a textual assessment. An off-centre practice cut is labelled "Uneven cut," making the evaluation specific and immediately understandable.
Modes
Daily: A dated daily BlindCut challenge is listed on the public home screen.
Practice: A public training mode that begins with a five-shape calibration sequence.
Tips & strategy
Use Practice to calibrate your sense of the game's score before committing to the daily challenge.
Aim for area balance rather than geometric centre. An irregular outline can require an off-centre-looking line.
Read both split percentages and the deviation after each cut. They show whether your line left too much area on one side.
Popular questions
What does BlindCut score?
BlindCut measures how close a single straight cut comes to dividing the fading shape into two equal halves. It gives a score out of 100, along with the split percentages and deviation.
What does “Uneven cut” mean?
It means the two resulting portions are not close to a 50/50 split.
Is there a practice mode?
Yes. The public page has a Practice mode as well as the dated Daily challenge.