The Blindspot

    Most games test facts. This one tests something harder: do you actually understand how your partner thinks?

    Players

    Quick start

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    Topics

    6/6

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    Number of prompts

    1

    Each round shows a prompt. Set where you actually land, and predict where your partner will land.

    2

    Pass the phone back and forth. Your partner can't see your answer until both submit.

    3

    After every round, see the gap. At the end, get accuracy scores and your biggest blindspots.

    How are you playing?

    Add both names and at least one topic first.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Most games test facts (favorite color, first pet). The Blindspot tests something harder: do you actually understand how your partner thinks? It reveals the gaps between who you think they are and who they actually are.

    The blindspot gap is the difference between where your partner actually placed themselves on the spectrum and where you predicted they'd be. A small gap means you read them well. A large gap reveals an area where your mental model of them might need updating.

    If you consistently predict your partner would be stricter than they are, you might see them as more rigid than they actually are. If you predict looser, you might underestimate how much they care about certain things. These patterns reveal systematic blindspots.

    High accuracy means you understand how your partner thinks on these topics. But even low accuracy isn't 'bad' - it just means you have interesting things to discuss. The game is about discovery, not competition.

    Yes. The pool has 60 prompts across six categories, and the game remembers what you've already seen so replays stay fresh. You can also pick which categories to focus on.

    Yes. Pick a remote mode on the setup screen, share the link with your partner, and you can each answer on your own time (or together in real time) and see your combined results.

    Use the biggest blindspots as conversation starters. Ask your partner why they feel that way about a topic where you predicted differently. These discussions often lead to deeper understanding and connection.