The Randomness Game

Can you think like a computer?

How to Play:

  • Enter numbers between 0 and 255, one at a time
  • Try to be as RANDOM as possible!
  • Don't follow patterns (humans love patterns!)
  • Your sequence will be analyzed using NIST statistical tests
  • Can you beat the computer at its own game?
Pro tip: True randomness is harder than you think. Humans tend to avoid repetition and create patterns without realizing it!

Choose Input Mode:

Manual Entry
🎮
Type numbers one-by-one
Base64 Mode
⚡
Paste encoded bytes

Choose Difficulty:

Quick
50
~2 minutes
Standard
100
~4 minutes
Challenge
200
~8 minutes
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Enter Your Numbers

Number 1 of 100
0%
Your Numbers (Last 20):

Paste Base64 Data

Paste random bytes encoded as base64

How to generate random base64:

  • Linux/Mac: head -c 1000 /dev/urandom | base64
  • Or use any random byte generator and encode to base64
  • Minimum: 100 bytes (~133 base64 chars)
0 bytes (~0 bits)

Analyzing Your Randomness...

Running statistical tests on your sequence

Your Results

0%
Numbers Entered: 0
Quality Score: 0%
NIST Tests Passed: N/A

What This Means:

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