Tap the target
Tap the target
Tap circular targets as fast as you can. Targets shrink with every hit and you have 30 seconds — how accurate is your aim?
A circular target appears at a random position on the screen.
Tap it as fast as you can. Each successful hit adds 1 to your score and the next target appears — getting smaller as you progress.
The 30-second clock starts with your first hit. After that, a tap that misses the target costs 1 point (the score never goes below 0) and the screen flashes red. Only one finger counts at a time: extra fingers that touch down while another is still on the screen are ignored, and taps after time is up do not score.
Goal: as many hits as possible in 30 seconds.
Accuracy and speed are not opposites here; the fastest scores come from a relaxed hand that does not over-aim. Resist the urge to land your finger dead-centre on every target — anywhere inside the circle counts, so commit to a quick, confident tap and trust your first instinct rather than nudging for perfection.
Because targets pop up at random and shrink over time, keep your hand floating loosely over the middle of the screen between hits so you are never reaching from a corner. After each tap, let your eyes jump to the new target before your finger does, leading the movement with your gaze. Late in the round the targets are tiny, so a steady, economical motion beats slapping wildly — every miss now takes a point back.