Sharp Eyes – who spots it first?
The TV shows a cosy picture full of things, and every phone shows the same place to zoom into and explore. Everyone looks for the same three objects – whoever finds one first gets the points.
- 1–12 players
- ~8 min
- Languages: Lithuanian, English, Polish, Latvian, Estonian, German, Russian
- Free
- No app needed
Open this page on a TV or computer and press “Play now” – your friends join with their phones by scanning a QR code.
How to play
- Start the game: the TV explains the rules and the phones show how to zoom.
- After a short countdown every phone shows the same picture and three objects to find.
- Pinch to zoom, look around and tap the object. First tap wins +100, and another object takes its place.
- The TV shows what to find, what comes next and who leads.
- When everything is found or time runs out, the round podium appears. Everyone taps “Ready” and the next round starts somewhere new.
- After three rounds the player with the most points wins.
What you need
- A TV, computer or tablet with a browser – the shared screen.
- A phone with a browser for every player.
- An internet connection. Nothing to install.
Tips
- Some objects are decoys: tapping around wildly locks your phone for 5 seconds.
- A hint shows where one object is, but costs 50 points.
- Different objects show up every time, so remembering spots will not help.
FAQ
Do we need to install anything?
No. The big screen is any browser on a TV or computer, and players join on their phones by scanning a QR code.
Who decides who was first?
The server: it receives the taps in order and checks itself that the tap really hit the object.
How many players and how long?
1 to 12 players, three rounds, about 8 minutes. Seven languages; every phone can show its own.
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