Last Updated: August 2026 | One script is listed for this game and it has been broken for months.
This game sits you in front of an eye chart and asks you to read it. Then it hides a number in a wall of letters, hides a shape in a field of dots, and buries a word in stripes until your eyes give up. There are 115 stages of it and they get meaner as you go.
That is why people come looking for a script. There is one listed for this game, it promises to finish every stage on its own, and it has not worked in a long time. This page shows you why, and what the counts say about where people really stop.
Are There Any Working Eye Test Scripts?
There are no working scripts for this game.
One does exist on paper. It is called Auto Finish, it has been sitting there since January 2025, and it still shows a green tick saying it works.
It does not. The file it reaches for was deleted, and the next section shows you how to check that in about a minute.
The One Script Is a Pointer to a Pointer to Nothing
Most people paste a line into an executor and never look at what it does first. This one is worth looking at, because it is three steps long and the last step is missing.
| Step |
What happens |
Result |
| The listing |
2,714 views, added January 2025, marked as working |
It holds no code of its own. It is a pointer. |
| Where it points |
A second site, and the whole file there is 192 bytes |
Also just a pointer. Still no code. |
| Where that points |
A file on a code host, which is the one that would run |
Nothing there. The file was taken down. |
So the line still pastes, still runs, and still reaches out. There is simply nothing at the far end to come back.
The account that put the file up is still there. It has one thing on it now, added in April 2026, and that one thing is empty. The file was taken down, not blocked.
The listing has never been marked as broken. That tick means the game has not been patched, not that the file is still there, and nobody follows the trail far enough to notice.
Where Everybody Gets Stuck
This game gives out a badge every five stages, from five all the way to 115. That is 23 markers, and together they show exactly where people stop.
| How far you get |
Players who did it |
Share of everyone who opened the game |
| Opened the game |
23,353,401 |
Everyone. This is what the rest are measured against. |
| Cleared 5 stages |
16,761,166 |
About 72 in 100. The biggest fall in the game. |
| Cleared 20 stages |
10,664,022 |
About 46 in 100. |
| Cleared 50 stages |
2,702,569 |
About 12 in 100. |
| Cleared 100 stages |
489,725 |
About 2 in 100. |
| Cleared all 115 |
244,569 |
About 1 in 100. |
The biggest fall is right at the start. Nearly three in ten people who open this game never get past stage five.
That is worth trusting, because the badge for opening the game and the badge for five stages were made on the same day. Neither one had a head start.
After that it thins out steadily rather than falling off a cliff. About one player in a hundred clears all 115.
One note on the last few rows. The badges for stages above 100 were made two weeks after the rest, so a handful of early players got that far with nothing to collect.
A Solver Would Be the Whole Game
Even if that file came back, think about what it would leave you with.
This game asks you one question over and over. Can you see it. There is no money in it, no levels, nothing to trade and nothing that counts up while you are away.
So an auto finish does not save you a grind, because there is no grind. It answers the only question the game asks, and then the game is over and you have not played it.
The one thing this game does sell is a zoom. That tells you the developers already knew some stages are hard to see, and they made the honest version of the shortcut.
What Turns Up If You Keep Searching
Other games, mostly. Search the name and you get results for a horror game, a car game, a shooter and a ball game, none of which have anything to do with this one.
Every code host search comes back empty as well. Not one project anywhere is written for this game.
The single listing that does name it is the dead one above. That is the whole picture.
How to Actually Get Further
1Join the studio group first. It hands you a free speed coil, which will not help you see but will get you between stages faster.
2Turn your brightness up and lean in. Half of these stages are beaten by looking at a smaller part of the screen.
3Scan in rows, not all at once. On the find the odd letter stages, reading line by line beats staring at the whole block.
4Take the color plates slowly. The shape is usually a number, and it shows up better if you unfocus your eyes slightly.
5Expect the first five stages to be the worst. More people quit there than anywhere else, so push through that bit.
What You Get Free
A speed coil
Join the studio group and it is yours. The game page says so itself.
All 115 stages
Nothing in the run is locked. Every stage is open from the start.
Twenty-three badges
One every five stages, so you always know exactly how far you have got.
One published answer
The studio prints the answer to one of the late stages on its own group page.
If You Use an Executor Anyway
Nothing here needs one, because the only thing written for this game no longer loads. If you use one elsewhere, our executor guide explains what they are.
Scripts break the Roblox Terms of Service. If you run one, use an alt account. An alt is a spare account you would not mind losing. A real script is a line of text you paste into an executor, never a program you download.
Scam warning: No page needs your Roblox login, your email or a payment to show you a line of text. If one asks, close it. Never pay for a script.
Other games with the same empty answer: Math Obby and Escape the Rooms, which is by the same studio. One where scripts exist and none is safe: Brace.
About Eye Test
Eye Test opened at the very end of 2024 and has been visited 41 million times. It comes from a verified studio with fourteen games.
Twenty people share a server, so you can bring friends and find out whose eyes are better. About 72 in every 100 votes are likes, across nearly 77,000 of them.
The stage count stopped growing in February 2025, though the game itself was updated in May 2026.
For the count at every five stages, the shop and the free coil, see our Eye Test wiki.