Meditate
柔らかなピアノの音と、その間の静かな休止。今に留まろう · そして最後に、どの休止が一番長かったかを答える
About Meditate
Meditate is a mindfulness and attention game · a slow sequence of soft piano tones plays, and your only job while it plays is to be present. Let thoughts pass · just listen.
How a round works. Press Begin, settle in, and listen. Between the tones there are quiet pauses, and exactly one of them runs longer than the rest. When the sequence ends you answer one gentle question: which pause was the longest?
What it trains. Sustained attention and time perception. There is no countdown and no speed pressure · the round only rewards you for actually staying with the sound instead of drifting off. On harder settings the long pause is only slightly longer, so the judgement gets finer as you improve.
No sound? No problem. A breathing circle glows in rhythm with the tones, so the round stays fully playable with sound muted.
Part of PlayMemorize, a passion project from Christoffer De Geer. It runs entirely in your browser.
FAQ
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What does Meditate train?
Meditate trains sustained attention and time perception · staying present through a slow tone sequence and sensing which silence between tones lasted longest. -
How do I play Meditate?
Press Begin and simply listen while soft piano tones play with quiet pauses between them. One pause runs long · when the sequence ends, say which one it was. -
Do I need to count the seconds?
No · counting works against the spirit of the game and the pauses are gently jittered anyway. Staying calmly present is enough to feel which silence stretched. -
Can I play Meditate without sound?
Yes. The breathing circle glows once for every tone, in the same rhythm, so the pauses are visible as well as audible.