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Schulte Table - Focus Test

pilyeooong
⬇ 5+ downloads
Est. actual: 5
Style: Hidden Object
Free
Released: Sep 24, 2026
No in-app purchases
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

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0 3 5 5 Sep 24, 2026 today
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Update history
1.3.1 Sep 30, 2026 · seen Oct 5, 2026
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
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Sharpen your focus and visual scanning. Train your mind with the classic Schulte Table. Find the numbers from 1 to 25 in a 5x5 grid and tap them in order — fast as you can. Lower time means sharper focus. [How to Play] - A 5x5 grid of shuffled numbers from 1 to 25 - Tap the numbers in order: 1, 2, 3, all the way to 25 - Wrong taps flash red — stay accurate - Your final time decides your rank [5 Focus Ranks] - Lightning Mind (under 25s) — Top 1% concentration - Sharp Focus (under 35s) — Razor-sharp attention - Focused (under 50s) — Solid scanning ability - Trainee (under 75s) — Building focus muscle - Beginner (75s+) — Everyone starts here [Key Features] - Daily Challenge: one shared 5x5 board worldwide each day — build your daily streak - Test mode: timed 5x5 round with tier ranking - Practice mode: endless reshuffle, round counter, last-time display - Personal best tracking — beat your own record - Wrong tap detection with instant visual feedback - Easy / Classic mode toggle — show progress or take the original pure Schulte test - 5 grid sizes: 3×3, 4×4, 5×5, 6×6, 7×7 — escalate difficulty as you improve - Two scan directions: ascending (1→N) or descending (N→1) - History screen — personal best per grid size, recent times chart, attempt counter - 9 languages supported: English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Spanish, French, German, Portuguese - Clean dark UI designed for distraction-free focus [Why Schulte Table] The Schulte Table was created by Walter Schulte in the 1950s and is widely used for: - Speed reading practice - Peripheral vision training - Concentration warm-up - Cognitive exercise for all ages Train your focus. Beat your record. How fast can you find them all? [Advanced Modes] Gorbov (alternating black-ascending and red-descending), Letters (A to Z) and Insane (numbers fade in and out) are all free to play — a short ad plays before each advanced round. Classic mode and the Daily Challenge start instantly.