Tap the white tile
Tap the white tile
Tap the falling tiles before they slip off the bottom. Don't tap empty lanes.
Four lanes scroll downward. A white tile appears in one lane per row.
Tap the lane of the lowest white tile — only the column of your tap counts, not its height. Each successful tap adds 1 to your score and speeds the scroll up a little. There is no top speed, and the speed is measured in rows per second, so it is the same on every screen.
Let a tile slip completely off the bottom or tap an empty lane — game over.
Goal: as many taps as you can.
The trap in this game is looking at the bottom of the screen where the tiles disappear. By the time a tile reaches the bottom it is too late to act, so keep your gaze high, near where the tiles first appear, and let your fingers handle the lower part by feel. Reading the lanes early is the whole skill.
As the scroll speeds up, stop hunting for each tile across all four lanes and instead anticipate — your eyes should already be on the next incoming tile while your finger taps the current one. The other killer is tapping an empty lane, which ends the run just as surely as a miss, so never stab out of panic. A calm, slightly-ahead rhythm survives far longer than frantic speed.