Eyelander is an online game for young people with partial visual field loss caused by brain processing difficulties. You can find out more about these visual difficulties on our webpage About Visual Field Loss. The game was developed by researchers at the University of Lincoln in collaboration with InFocus Charity.
Eyelander trains you to use eye movements more effectively. This training can have benefits for everyday tasks, like finding something in a room or moving around safely. Eyelander and similar visual search training programmes have been shown to be effective in adults and children, but the beneficial effects of playing Eyelander don’t happen straight away.
It is recommended you complete at least 10 plays of the game all the way through in order to see improvements in vision.
To play Eyelander you will need to create an account with a valid email address.
Simply click on the Play button on the homepage and follow the registration instructions.
The size of your game window suggests you're playing on a mobile platform. Unfortunately this game isn't playable on devices with small screens.
Have you tried maximising the size of the window?
You can still access the site and register an account, but the game can only be played on a desktop computer that has a mouse.
Sign inClick here to register