Bricks
Arrange falling pieces, clear horizontal lines, and build your score in a lazy eye mini-game for short vision training sessions with anaglyph glasses.
Bricks is a falling-block lazy eye mini-game in BiColor – Vision Trainer. Pieces made of four blocks descend from the top of the playfield, and the player moves and rotates them to complete horizontal lines without gaps. Cleared lines disappear and award points, while the next piece is shown in a preview window to support planning.
Every 10 cleared lines increases the level and makes the pieces fall faster. If a new piece cannot enter the playfield, the current attempt ends: the board is cleared and the attempt score resets, while the best score is retained. Play continues until the selected session time expires, keeping each training session structured and easy to repeat.
Bricks combines visual attention, spatial reasoning, reaction timing, planning, and motor coordination. In Both Eyes mode, block colors are distributed between the left and right eyes in changing combinations. In Focus on Weak Eye mode, the falling piece is shown to the selected weaker eye while placed blocks are shown to the other eye, encouraging the player to combine both views when positioning each piece.
The mini-game is designed for short at-home vision training sessions with anaglyph glasses. It may support regular practice of visual attention and eye coordination as part of a game-based lazy eye or amblyopia routine. Bricks can be suitable for children with parent guidance and adults who enjoy familiar puzzle gameplay. When using BiColor for amblyopia, lazy eye, or strabismus, follow the guidance of an eye care professional.
