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๐ŸŽ›๏ธ Angle Sense Test: Can You Judge Degrees by Eye?

A target angle appears as a number and you drag the blue line until the gap from the red baseline looks right. There is no protractor and no degree readout, so the only tool is your eye. Twelve rounds of 15 seconds each pay 100 points minus 5 for every degree you are off, meaning anything past 20ยฐ of error scores nothing. Targets are drawn fresh every run, so the positions cannot be memorised.

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๐Ÿ’ก How to play โ€” A target angle appears as a number and you drag the blue line until the gap from the red baseline looks right. There is no protractor and no readout โ€” the whole point is estimating by eye. Twelve rounds, 15 seconds each, and every round pays 100 points minus 5 for each degree you are off, so anything past 20ยฐ of error scores nothing.

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