OffBeat — One Is Lying

A field of shapes. One rule they all obey. Except one. OffBeat is a quiet game of attention. The objects on screen share a behaviour: the same colours in the same order, the same morphing, the same orbit, the same pulse. One of them doesn't. Find it and tap it. Early on it jumps out. Later the difference no longer fits into a glance and only surfaces if you keep watching: a colour sequence out of order, a lagging phase, a tempo six percent slower, an extra step. At high levels several groups share the field, and the odd one belongs to none. Not a reaction game, and not spot-the-difference on static pictures. Modes - Chain: endless. Every correct tap raises the difficulty; one mistake ends the chain. No lives. - Quick Game: 60 seconds across five difficulties, from Easy to Master. - Daily Challenge: one puzzle a day, the same for everyone, and a single attempt. Its own leaderboard and a…