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Rainman - The Game

Name: Rainman - The Game
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Channel your inner Raymond Babbitt and train your brain to see what others miss. Inspired by the 1988 classic, sharpen your mind to count at a glance and unlock your peak mental potential.

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Mark Vertegaal

Unlock Your Inner Savant

Harness the power of rapid visual estimation with a brain-training experience inspired by a cinematic legend. Train your mind to see what others miss.

Master Visual Estimation

Develop 'subitizing' skills—the ability to instantly recognize quantities without counting. Move from luck to savant-level accuracy through focused practice.

Sharpen Cognitive Speed

Challenge your brain's processing power. As levels increase in difficulty, you will build the mental agility required to identify patterns at a glance.

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Rainman - The Game - Main menu screen of Rainman The Game featuring matchsticks on a wooden background — Main menu screen of Rainman The Game featuring matchsticks on a wooden background

Rainman - The Game - Gameplay screen of Rainman showing matches scattered on a wooden surface with numerical choices — Gameplay screen of Rainman showing matches scattered on a wooden surface with numerical choices

Rainman - The Game - Gameplay screen of Rainman showing a correctly identified number of matches on a wood background. — Gameplay screen of Rainman showing a correctly identified number of matches on a wood background.

Rainman - The Game - Gameplay screen of Rainman - The Game showing scattered matches on a wooden table with multiple choice numbers for estimation — Gameplay screen of Rainman - The Game showing scattered matches on a wooden table with multiple choice numbers for estimation

Rainman - The Game - Rainman game interface showing score level and number selection buttons on a wood background — Rainman game interface showing score level and number selection buttons on a wood background

Rainman - The Game - High scores leaderboard display in the Rainman brain training game. — High scores leaderboard display in the Rainman brain training game.

Rainman - The Game - High scores leaderboard screen in the Rainman game app showing top players and their points on a wooden background. — High scores leaderboard screen in the Rainman game app showing top players and their points on a wooden background.

Rainman - The Game - About page for Rainman The Game describing the match counting gameplay and movie inspiration — About page for Rainman The Game describing the match counting gameplay and movie inspiration

Description

Imagine you drop a box of matches, and some matches end up on the floor. Wouldn't it be something if you could tell at a glance how many matches were actually on the ground? This is somehow what happens in the movie Rain Man (1988), where this is one of the special gifts of idiot savant Raymond Babbitt, played by Dustin Hoffman. In this game you can test how much of this gift you have yourself. And you can even try to develop it further. You will see a number of matches on the floor, and must pick the right number as fast as you can. If you are correct, you go on to the next level, in which the number of matches will probably get higher. How long will you be able to guess the right number, and what level will you reach? Don't think this is a game of luck... At the beginning you may not be able to see the differences, but after a while you may develop the ability to recognize the size of a pile of matches fairly accurate. So yes, practice makes perfect!