Description

Same And Different Donut asks you to spot whether plates match or find the odd donut out—fast. The trick is learning what to look for first so you don’t waste time on tiny sprinkles. Controls Desktop: Click the correct donut/plate or tap Same/Different (mode varies) Mobile: Tap the correct donut/plate or big Same/Different buttons (mode varies) What you do - Compare donuts under time or streak pressure - Identify the single mismatch or confirm a match - Survive difficulty bumps (new toppings, rotations, near-identical colors) Scan in layers: big → medium → tiny A reliable scan order: 1) shape + hole size 2) frosting color 3) topping pattern (sprinkles, stripes, drips) 4) tiny details (single missing sprinkle, rotated garnish) If you start with tiny details, you burn the timer and still miss the obvious. Compare in pairs, not one-by-one When you have a row, don’t “read” left to right slowly. Instead: - pick one reference donut - compare each other donut to it quickly Your brain detects differences faster through direct comparison than through memory. Expect trick changes after a difficulty step Right after a new topping style appears, the game often uses: - same color, different topping - same topping, slightly different shade Pause half a beat when you notice a new type—most errors happen on that first jump. Kid-friendly tip that works for adults too Slightly squinting reduces detail and boosts big-shape detection. It sounds silly, but it helps you catch the major mismatch first. Common mistakes - zooming into sprinkles before checking color/shape - rushing after a difficulty change - staring at one donut too long and timing out - tapping without confirming the mode (odd-one-out vs same/different) Mini drill Do 10 rounds where you only allow yourself 2 seconds per decision. Train “big feature” detection first, then slow down later for accuracy. FAQ Why do I miss “easy” differences? You’re looking at micro details first. Start with shape and frosting color. What’s the fastest way to improve? Pair comparison + big-to-small scan order. How do I help kids play better? Say the big features out loud: “pink frosting, star sprinkles, stripe.” It builds focus.

Instruction

mouse click or touch screen

Specifications

• Easy to play