Squinty Josh: Spelling Bee - A free vision therapy video game

Play Spelling Bee here

I've finished another vision therapy video game!

Play Spelling Bee here

A game about spelling! And bees! (not really)

Requirements

Google Chrome web browser

This game uses a fairly new feature, canvas blend modes, and in my experience, this works best in Chrome
Canvas blend modes are supported in Firefox, but it seems SLOW on my laptop
Canvas blend modes are supposed to work in Safari, but I've never tried it
Canvas blend modes are NOT currently supported in Internet Explorer

Red/green or red/blue vision therapy glasses

Gameplay

A spinning hexagon bounces around the screen. Inside the hexagon is a word.

If the word is spelled correctly, press UP
If the word is spelled incorrectly, press DOWN
If you need some more visual feedback, press LEFT or RIGHT to move the cursor underneath the word

Features

Color calibration
Adjustable

time limit
size
speed
bounce pattern

Convergence / divergence
Three color palettes
Graph of hits/misses

Color calibration
To calibrate the colors to your specific glasses and computer monitor, just follow the easy color calibration instructions.

Fully adjustable
Adjust the size, speed, bounce pattern, and time limit to suit your needs.

Convergence or divergence
This game can be used for convergence or divergence vision therapy exercises. Just adjust the settings in the menu. Note: the numbers in the convergence/divergence settings are NOT prism diopters. They are just arbitrary numbers, based on pixels measurements.

Three Color Palettes
You can play with Red Blue Black, Purple Teal Gray, or Red Green Orange graphics. ALL work with your standard anaglyph glasses. Try all the palettes, and see which work best for you.

Graph of hits / misses
As you play Spelling Bee, the game keeps track of your correct and incorrect answers (hits and misses). After the game is finished, you can see in what areas of the screen you are getting correct answers, and you can see in what areas of the screen that you are getting wrong answers. This can help you find your strong / weak areas of binocular tracking.