Why Play Disillusion?
Disillusion challenges your ability to switch tasks quickly and accurately. As rules change mid-game, you’ll need to shift between interpreting shape and interpreting color—without getting tripped up by interference from the previous rule.
Disillusion vs Other Flexibility Games
While many Flexibility games involve rule changes, Disillusion highlights cognitive interference—when switching between similar tasks creates conflict. It’s a focused exercise in mental agility and response accuracy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What cognitive skill does Disillusion train?
Disillusion trains Task Switching, specifically your ability to shift between tasks that rely on different cognitive processes like shape and color recognition.
What are some tips for playing Disillusion?
Pay close attention to the current rule and resist following the previous one. When the rule changes, take a brief mental reset before responding.
What is Task Switching?
Task Switching is the ability to change focus from one task or rule to another. It requires quickly reconfiguring your mental state while maintaining accuracy.
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