Spot the odd emoji out
There's one emoji in that wall that isn't like the others. Find it and tap it — that's the whole rule. Every stage adds more emoji and makes the difference smaller.
Coming soon to the App Store



One rule, and a few different ways to play it
A wall of emoji fills the screen and one of them is different. Nothing to learn, nothing to wait for.
Time is a single pool shared by every stage, not a countdown that resets. Bank seconds on the easy stages, spend them on the brutal ones. That trade is the game.
Easy, Normal, Tricky, Brutal, Impossible. Stage 1 is 36 emoji. The last tier is a wall of 900, with exactly one of them wrong.
Any puzzle you play can be passed on as a plain message. No link, no install, nothing needed at the other end — the text carries the whole puzzle. Paste one in and it becomes a puzzle you can play.
Everyone gets the same daily challenge, and the daily leaderboard resets every night. Play it as many times as you like — only your best score stands.
Leaderboards for best score, furthest stage, and the daily, plus eleven achievements. Signing in is optional; the whole game works without it.
How your scores move, how you do per tier, and the emoji that beat you most. Practice mode gives you any tier you like, no clock, as many walls as you want.
Every emoji pair is actually rendered and measured for visual similarity. Pairs you have already seen stay out of your next run, and you can leave out pairs that differ only in colour.
Each stage adds emoji and shrinks the difference
The wall reaches 900 at stage 66 and stops growing there. The stages themselves have no ceiling.
The game is free. No puzzles and no difficulty are for sale
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No account, and nothing expires.
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Not a subscription. Yours on every device signed in to the same Apple Account.
This is about as much explaining as it needs
Find the emoji in the wall that isn't like the rest.
Clear a stage quickly for bonus points. A miss costs 5 seconds, a hint costs 8.
The run ends when the clock does. You get three hints per run.