About Visualy
Visualy is Streakly's collection of daily visual puzzles about shapes, patterns and colour: mix paint to match a shade, spot the odd tile out, count hidden triangles, complete a mirror image, remember a pattern, fill an outline and more. There's one puzzle a day in each game, the same for everyone.
Visualy is built to be colour-blind friendly, with labels, numbers and shapes alongside colour wherever it matters. Solve it sooner for more points, use the helper if you need a nudge (it halves your score), and keep your streak going. See how scoring works →
What Visualy exercises
- Visual attentionSpotting the odd one out or counting hidden shapes trains you to scan carefully and notice small details.
- Spatial reasoningRotating tiles, filling outlines and completing mirror images exercise the same skills you use packing a car boot or reading a map.
- Colour perceptionMatching and mixing colours sharpens your eye for hue, brightness and shade, and you'll start noticing colour everywhere.
Why it's fun
Visualy is the most hands-on hub: mix paint, slide tiles, flip lamps and watch a picture come together. It's satisfying to look at as well as to solve, and it's designed so colour is never the only clue.
Did you know?
- The human eye can tell apart an enormous number of colours. Common estimates are around a million.
- Around 1 in 12 men and 1 in 200 women have some form of colour vision deficiency, which is why Visualy games add labels, numbers and shapes alongside colour.
- The 15 sliding-tile puzzle, ancestor of Shuffly, caused a worldwide craze in 1880.