Color Vision Deficiency Test

About

Color Vision Deficiency Test is a browser-based prank game that lures players with the promise of a routine eye exam. You answer a series of simple color-identification questions until the final screen where clicking the response box triggers a jump scare. The shock comes in the form of a distorted image of Dr. Judith Kutter from the 1982 horror film Basket Case. The entire experience lasts under a minute but packs a punch designed to catch you off guard. This 2002 creation from Liquid Generation is part of the Sabotage series known for its mischievous streak. While it lacks gameplay beyond its one-trick surprise, the execution is effective enough to earn its place in internet horror folklore. User forums and retro gaming communities still reference it as a classic example of early web-based pranks. The game’s simplicity and abrupt terror make it a relic of a time when browser-based content often prioritized shock value over polish.