⭕ Chaos Circle
Everyone tries to draw the perfect circle. But perfection is boring...
🔄 THE TWIST
Draw the WORST circle that still counts as a circle. More wobble = more points!
⭕ How to Play Chaos Circle
Chaos Circle flips the perfectionism game on its head. Instead of drawing the perfect circle, your goal is to draw the WORST circle that still counts as one. Use your mouse or finger to draw a closed shape that wobbles, stretches, and defies symmetry—the uglier, the better.
Your chaos score is calculated from three factors: wobble (variations in radius), asymmetry (how lopsided your circle is), and closure (whether your shape connects back to its starting point). The perfect score is achieved through maximum chaos while still technically completing a circle.
🎨 Pro Strategies & Tips
- Draw Fast and Shaky: Quick, trembling movements create maximum wobble factor.
- Make It Lopsided: An egg shape scores higher than a perfect oval. Pull one side farther than the other.
- Close the Loop: If your shape doesn't connect, it doesn't count. Always end near where you started.
- Use Your Non-Dominant Hand: Switching hands naturally produces more chaotic results.
🔄 The Philosophy Behind It
Chaos Circle is a satirical commentary on perfectionism culture. We're constantly told to optimize, polish, and perfect everything we create. But what if imperfection is its own art form? What if the most interesting things come from embracing chaos?
In a world obsessed with perfection, sometimes the bravest thing you can do is draw a really terrible circle—and be proud of it.