OcufuseShade Hunt
Spot the tile that is a slightly different colour.
Play now: Shade HuntGames
Free eye games
Short browser games for screen breaks. No download, no account. Each one takes one or two minutes and saves your best score in this browser.
Dot Chase
Follow the dot and catch it when it changes.
Play now: Dot ChaseEdge Spot
Eyes on the centre, catch what appears at the edges.
Play now: Edge SpotOcufuse games are for fun and screen breaks. They are not a vision test and do not diagnose or treat any condition. See an eye care professional for any concerns.
Ocufuse Plus, coming soon
More with Ocufuse Plus
These visual games are in the Ocufuse web app, next to Zigzag jumps, Smooth pursuit and Letter catch. They will be part of Ocufuse Plus, which is coming soon. During early access, every game in the web app is free.
- Plus
Sharp sight
An E points one of four ways and gets smaller as you go. Tap the way it points.
Free in the web app for now: Sharp sight - Plus
Low-light contrast
A faint E on a dark screen that fades a little more after each right answer.
Free in the web app for now: Low-light contrast - Plus
Track and spot
Follow a moving dot and tap when the letter inside it is E.
Free in the web app for now: Track and spot - Plus
Steady gaze
Keep your eyes on one still dot and tap when it turns into a ring.
Free in the web app for now: Steady gaze - Plus
Fusion circles
Two circle cards on screen. Merge them into a third circle with depth.
Free in the web app for now: Fusion circles
Games for a screen break
Each game is short on purpose. Play one between tasks, then look away from the screen: the 20-20-20 rule suggests looking at something about 20 feet (6 metres) away for 20 seconds every 20 minutes. For the bigger picture, read screen eye strain: what actually helps.
Looking for eye exercises your orthoptist or optometrist gave you, such as the Brock string or pencil push-ups for convergence insufficiency? Those are in the Ocufuse web app as guided companions, and our eye exercise guides explain what the research says.