Lazy Eye Blocks

It works pretty much like it says it does. I'm glad you can change the colors because they didn't match the glasses I got initially. I'm only a few days in, but between this and some other things I found online I swear I'm already starting to notice a difference. This is after 30 years of amblyopia.

I don't know why, but this app WILL NOT display under purchased apps for any but the account that purchased it....

I just started using this game and I can tell that it makes my eyes work harder to team together - I have a lazy eye and my eyes are exhausted after playing this for 15 minutes. I'm excited to see how it works after using it for a few weeks. A couple features that I think could be improved are color matching and keyboard use. For color matching, there is a color scale to use in order to try to match 3D glasses tint with the color on the screen. I could get this pretty close but not perfect, so I can still "cheat" while playing the game by seeing a slight silhouette in either red / blue color. In the Windows version of the game, I'd like to still be able to use my keyboard instead of touch screen to move and rotate the blocks. This is easier and closer to how I remember playing "normal" tetris games. With the touch screen, I have to learn new motor control in addition to eye control - probably not a bad thing in the long run, but not the focus of this game.

I appreciate this game very much. We were able to adjust it to our red and blue 3D glasses so that the blue completely disappeared and the red nearly did. The play is very basic; it meets our needs but still maintains interest, and it challenges without overwhelming. We enjoy seeing the list of scores and dates played. It would be helpful to have an explanation of the scoring and bonus points rewarded for eliminating multiple lines. We figured it out, though. We've tried the touch screen (using a PC) and it works, but we prefer using the keyboard. On a personal note, my son has lazy eye. He is ten years old, and making little improvement with patching. I am thrilled to have a new exercise for him. I just wish we'd begun sooner, but the ophthalmologist and optometrists we've seen have given no suggestions beyond patching. I sought this program out as a result of my own research. My deep thanks to the developer!

i feel less strain in my eyes after playing this, and the developer is responsive to feedback. a good game

I purchased this app and have not been able to make it work