Perceptle Angle practice
Angle starts at the right-hand horizontal and moves counterclockwise. You drag a handle and release to lock. A normal target is between 5° and 355°, and the score uses the shortest arc, so 358° and 2° are 4° apart. Friday targets run from 400° to 1,040°, and the extra turns count. 491° is one full turn plus 131°, not 131° by itself. A tilted frame of 8–15° sits in the background as a distraction.
The #97 reconstruction is 345°, which is in the lower-right quadrant if you picture a clock face with 0° at three o’clock. I use 270° and 315° as anchors and then nudge. σ is 8° on a normal day: 2° of error is about 97 points, 4° about 88, and 8° about 61. Friday σ is 14°. I have not replayed the #97 angle on the live HUD, so that 345° stays marked reconstructed on the answer page.


- 0° is the right-hand horizontal. 90° is up. 180° is left. 270° is down.
- Normal: if you pass the target, the shorter way back is what counts.
- Friday: say the turn count out loud before you release.
- Ignore the tilted rectangle. It is not the zero line.
Which direction does Perceptle Angle turn?
Counterclockwise from the right-hand horizontal. Clockwise dragging will not match the prompt.
Does a normal puzzle ever need two turns?
No. Normal targets stay inside a single turn, and the shortest arc is used. Extra turns are the Friday rule.