The Pigeon
20-25 tiles. Underrated, sharper than people expect, quietly elite.
Curious what yours would be?
Try it yourselfPortrait of a Pigeon
People think of pigeons as city clutter, but their eyes are a different story: they have four kinds of cone cells, including one tuned to violet light that also lets them pick up near-ultraviolet light we cannot see at all. They are one of the most color-gifted animals you will meet on your commute. That is your tier: overlooked at first glance, then quietly impressive.
Your score means you kept finding tiles well into the big grids, where the shade gap gets genuinely small. You are better than most people at this, and you did not even warm up first. The catch? Like a pigeon, you are slightly smug about it, and you will absolutely make your friends play next.
Strengths
- Above-average sensitivity to subtle shades
- Stays accurate as the grid grows
- Fast visual scanning
- Good at noticing when something is slightly "off"
Blind spots
- Will point out that the paint on the wall does not match
- Speeds up and gets sloppy near the end
- Gets competitive about pixels
How to climb a tier
You are already good, so the gains now come from discipline: avoid wrong taps, since each one costs three seconds, and use soft focus on the larger grids. Playing on a bright, high-quality display can push you into Hawk territory.
Other animals on the color chart
Vibes
- underrated
- quietly elite
- UV curious
- detail spotter
- city-smart
You saw a gray bird. I saw 47 shades of shimmer.