recreate orientations from memory — no degrees shown
About
Dialed GG Angle is an angle perception test: five orientations flash on a dial, then you rotate to recreate each one from memory — with no degree readout during recall.
Built for anyone searching angle memory game, angle perception test, or wondering how good you are at remembering angles.
How to Play
Each round shows a line at a target angle. Easy gives more time; Hard flashes faster and biases near cardinal axes.
Drag the dial to recreate the orientation. Degrees stay hidden — pure spatial memory.
5 rounds, max 50. Scoring uses the smallest angle wrap (350° vs 10° counts as 20°).
Game Modes
Practice alone on Easy or Hard. Replay freely to sharpen spatial recall.
Share a link. Same five seeded angles for everyone — fair angle face-off.
One Hard set per day worldwide. One shot. Post to the local leaderboard.
Benefits
Designers, artists, and engineers constantly judge orientation. This isolates that skill in seconds.
Same Dialed reveal→recall loop as color and duration memory — build a full sensory toolkit.
Seeded rooms mean friends play identical angles. Share scores without luck bias.
No signup. Works on phone and desktop. Start an angle perception test in under 30 seconds.
FAQ
An angle memory game: memorize five line orientations, then recreate each by rotating a dial with no degree numbers shown.
Error is the smallest arc between guess and target. 350° vs 10° is only 20° apart, not 340°.
Easy shows the angle longer with wider scoring tolerance. Hard flashes faster and biases angles near horizontal/vertical.
Above 40/50 is excellent. Most players land between 25–38 on first tries.
Yes — Multiplayer creates a shareable link so everyone gets the same five angles.
Five orientations. No degrees during recall. Free, no signup, any device.