Jack & Owen: Chaos Translation
Read facts about blindness and select the funniest, most accurate metaphor to score points and build a streak.
How to play
- Read the factual statement about blindness presented at the top.
- Review the three metaphor options and find the most accurate one.
- Select your answer to reveal the explanation and your points.
- Click the next button to proceed to the following translation.
- Complete all six rounds to discover your final metaphor rank.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap an answer to select it and tap next to advance.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click an answer to select it and click next to advance.
More about this game
Your goal is to find the perfect balance of accuracy and chaos. In each round, Jack presents a real fact about blindness. You must choose Owen's best metaphor from three options. Finding the most accurate and chaotic answer earns 100 base points and builds a streak for a 20-point bonus per consecutive hit. Close answers award 35 points. A run ends after six questions, ranking you from Apprentice Biscuit Poke to Grand Translator of Chaos based on your performance.
Tips
- Always aim for the most chaotic but accurate metaphor; it awards 100 base points instead of the 35 points for a close answer.
- String together perfect answers to build your streak; each consecutive correct translation adds a 20-point bonus to your score.
- Read the feedback after every question to learn the actual facts about blindness, which helps you understand the context for future metaphors.
Questions
How many questions are in a game?
Each run consists of exactly six questions drawn from a larger bank of facts. You must complete all six to see your final score and rank.
How does the scoring system work?
The best answer gives 100 points, a close answer gives 35 points, and a wrong answer gives zero. Consecutive best answers add a 20-point streak bonus.
What happens at the end of the game?
After six rounds, you receive a final score and a rank based on your accuracy. Scoring over 84 percent earns the Grand Translator of Chaos title.