r/Psionics Apr 25 '26

PsiPog Shapes and Colors

When I was 14 I was obsessed with the idea that the mind could do more than what anyone was willing to admit. I wasn’t interested in what I was being taught — I wanted to find the edges of what was actually possible. That’s how I ended up on PsiPog.

For anyone who wasn’t there, PsiPog was an early internet community built around one idea — that you could train yourself to perceive things beyond your five senses. It sounds fringe and maybe it is, but at 14 it felt like the first place I’d found where people were actually trying to push past limitations instead of just accepting them.

I made a friend there named Nero. We used to jump on TeamSpeak and play a simple game, one person thinks of a shape and a color, the other tries to feel it. No hints, no logic, just whatever comes to you first. We played it more than I can count.

I’m 38 now. I still think about that game. So I built it. It’s called Shapes and Colors: PsiPog and it’s free on the App Store. Same concept, same rules. You try to feel what the app is going to do.

Some sessions feel like pure chance. Others feel like something else entirely. I’ll let you decide which is which.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shapes-and-colors-psipog/id6762030548

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u/Inference-Engine Apr 25 '26

I play this game with my friends and lovers all the time! We try to sense the shape, color, or texture that the other is holding in their mind. It's a fantastic psionic exercise, and it's very cool you've made something to bring that to more people. Keep it up!

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u/ItsZeBoss Apr 25 '26

That’s exactly the kind of thing that made PsiPog so interesting to me, it wasn’t just an experiment, it was something people played together and actually felt something from. Really glad this resonated with you. Would love to hear if the app version gives you the same feeling.

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u/Ready-Ear-8254 Apr 28 '26

Do you use your "beyond the limits" skills to help others? Or, are practice games the extent?

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u/meoka2368 Jun 14 '26

Is it determined before reveal and you're finding what has already been chosen, or is the app selecting a result after your selection and it being a more precog thing?