About this game
Tap each carton before it fades. Misses count too, a 30-second aim and accuracy run!
What this game is
For thirty seconds cartons pop up all over the screen and you tap them before they fade. The ring around each one is its remaining life, so your hand has to get there before the ring runs out.
This is not a game about hammering the screen. A tap that lands on nothing takes points away immediately, so mashing actively lowers your score. Your accuracy sits on the HUD throughout, and when the thirty seconds are up it stands beside your score.
How to play
- The ring is the timer
- Every target has a ring winding down around it, and when it empties the target goes. Later in the round targets get smaller and live shorter, so the hand speed that carried you at the start starts missing.
- A stray tap costs you at once
- Hit empty space and you lose points and your streak at the same time. When you are not sure, not tapping is the better move.
- Fast, and without breaking the chain
- The sooner after a target appears you hit it, and the longer your run of hits, the more each one pays. The streak bonus is capped, so nothing runs away with the score late on.
- Accuracy measures aim only
- Only the taps you actually made count toward accuracy; targets that expired while you were looking elsewhere do not. Being slow and aiming badly are two different problems.
Frequently asked questions
- How long is a round?
- One round is thirty seconds. When it ends you immediately get your score, your accuracy and a one-line grade.
- Does mashing the screen raise my score?
- It does the opposite. Every tap that lands on nothing subtracts points, so aiming honestly always scores higher.
- Is there a fee?
- No, it is free. One Google sign-in and the thirty seconds can start.
- Does it work on a phone?
- It opens straight in a phone, tablet or desktop browser. It was built for one finger, so no mouse is needed to play it properly.
