Rules

🎮 How to Play

Tap any colored block to set it as your target color. All blocks of that color must be cleared. Tap 3 or more of the same color consecutively to build a Combo. A combo begins after your 3rd tap of the same color in a row. Tapping the wrong color, missing, or switching colors breaks the combo. Once a color is cleared, tap a new block to set the next target.

⚡ Combos & Scoring

Combos are the core of scoring. The score formula is: [(seconds + taps − mistakes) × highest combo] × good taps %. A higher combo multiplier dramatically increases your score. Tapping less than 3 of the same color in a row counts as Out of Sync — these taps do not contribute to any combo.

✅ Good Taps

A Good Tap is any correct tap completed in 0.2500 seconds or less. Good Taps % is the percentage of your correct taps that met this threshold. Higher is better.

🟢 Endless Mode

No mistake limit. The timer ticks down but resets slightly on each color cleared. Tap fast to keep time alive. No penalties beyond slowing the combo meter. Best for high scores and long combos.

🟡 Medium Mode

You are allowed 20 mistakes total. Wrong taps count against you. The game ends when you reach 20 mistakes or time runs out. Strategy matters more here.

🔴 Hard Mode

Only 10 mistakes allowed. Wrong taps also deduct 1 second from the timer. Every mistake is costly. High precision required.

🏎 Racing Mode (Endless only)

Tap the RACING label under the Endless button to enable. Choose a target: 250, 1000, or 2500. The game ends the moment your displayed combo meter reaches that number. Your best time for each target is saved. Racing scores appear on the start screen leaderboard.

🔧 Options

Plus Mode — Adds triangle pieces requiring directional matching. Shapes — Blocks show shape symbols instead of solid colors. Round Blocks — Cosmetic change to block corners. More Colors — Expands the color pool from 6 to 10 colors.

📊 Reading the Graphs

History Graph — Shows your last 100 games. Gold = fastest tap, Teal = average tap, Red = slowest tap. The dashed line at 0.25s is the Good Tap threshold. Lines above it are fast; below are slow.

TPS Graph — Taps Per Second over time. Shows acceleration and deceleration during play. The 4/s marker equals the 0.25s threshold.

Colors Graph — Bubble chart showing each tap colored by which block was tapped. Bigger bubbles = faster taps.

Polar Chart — Each color gets a slice. Wider = tapped more. Longer = faster average speed.

Tap Grid — Shows which blocks on the 7×5 grid were tapped most. Brighter = more taps.

Raw Data — Full table of all recorded games. 🥇 marks your best score. ⭐ marks the best in each category.

⚔ Elite Mode

Elite Mode changes the mistake limits and applies a bonus multiplier to your final score.
Mistake limits: Medium → 5, Hard → 1.
Score multiplier based on Good Taps %: ≤69.9% → ×3 | 70–84% → ×5 | 85–92% → ×7 | >92% → ×10.
In Endless + Elite: mistakes are multiplied by 10 in the score formula (heavy penalty for errors).
Elite scores are saved to a separate Elite scoreboard — they do not mix with the normal scores. The Elite board appears as a rotated diamond overlapping the normal board when Elite is active.

🟥 More Blocks Mode

More Blocks changes the grid from 7×5 (35 blocks) to 7×7 (49 blocks). All blocks become smaller to fit the same screen area. This creates a more challenging game with more colors on screen at once.
Compatibility: Works with Round Blocks, More Colors, Elite, Racing, and Flash Mode.
Incompatible with: Plus Mode and Shapes Mode. If you select More Blocks while Plus or Shapes is active, those modes will be automatically turned off.
The Tap Grid page shows N/A in More Blocks mode since the grid layout differs from the standard 35-block tracking.

💡 Flash Mode

Flash Mode changes the gameplay background color with every correct tap, cycling through darkened versions of the color palette. It has no effect on scoring or gameplay — purely visual. Toggle it using the radio button labeled FLASH OFF / FLASH ON in the top-right corner of the Start screen.

📱 Tablet Mode [Experimental]

Tablet Mode enlarges the gameplay grid to better fit larger screens and enables multi-touch input — you can tap up to 10 blocks simultaneously. This is an experimental feature and may contain bugs. Enable it via the TABLET button in the bottom-left corner of the Start screen.

🖐 Pressure Mode [Experimental]

Pressure Mode activates force/touch-area detection on supported devices. When active, tap pressure data is recorded and displayed on the Game Over and Tap Times screens. Not all devices support pressure input — it may show N/A on unsupported hardware. This is an experimental feature. Enable via the PRESSURE button next to Tablet Mode.

⚔ Elite Mode

Elite Mode changes the rules for all difficulties. Medium allows only 5 mistakes. Hard allows only 1 mistake. In Endless, mistakes are penalized ×10 in the score formula. The score is then multiplied by an Elite Bonus based on your Good Taps %: 69.9% or below → ×3, 70–84% → ×5, 85–92% → ×7, above 92% → ×10. Elite scores are saved to a separate leaderboard and do not appear on the normal boards.

🟥 More Blocks

More Blocks expands the grid from 7×5 (35 blocks) to 7×7 (49 blocks). Each block is smaller to fit the same screen area. Compatible with Elite, Racing, Flash, Round Blocks, and More Colors. Not compatible with Plus Mode or Shapes — selecting More Blocks while those are active automatically disables them. The Tap Grid shows N/A in this mode.

🦸 Supa Mode

Supa Mode raises the bar for what counts as a Good Tap — the threshold tightens from 0.2500s down to 0.1700s. This applies to every difficulty and combines with all other modes. While active, the gameplay grid glows with a pulsing golden border so you always know it's on.
Scoring: Your final score is multiplied by ×10. On the Game Over screen, a small line called Normal Score shows what your score would have been with Supa Mode off (using the standard 0.25s threshold and no ×10) — a quick way to see how much of a boost Supa Mode gave you.
Supa Mode is a toggle, not a difficulty — it stacks with Elite, Racing, and any option combo.

⭐ Skill Rating

A long-term number tracking how you're improving, separate from any scoreboard. It's shown in the top-left corner of the Start screen, and updates right after every round on the Game Over screen.
Each round's contribution is a mix of five things: Speed (your average tap time vs. the universal 0.2500s benchmark — always this number, even in Supa Mode, so changing your own threshold can't inflate it), Accuracy (correct taps vs. mistakes), Combo Control (your highest combo relative to total taps — staying in one long combo scores better than the same taps split into many short ones), Endurance (sustaining that performance over more total taps earns more — a 200-tap round outscores an otherwise-identical 100-tap round, with a fair separate baseline per difficulty since Hard's rounds are naturally much shorter than Endless), and a small Difficulty bump for Medium and Hard.
Your rating blends slowly toward each round's result — your first qualifying round sets it outright, then it gradually settles into a steady rolling average after about 10 rounds, so one bad game won't tank it and one lucky game won't inflate it. Rounds with fewer than 3 correct taps don't count either way. Skill Rating is never affected by Clear Scores.

Graph

Graphs

📈 History Graph

Shows your last 100 games as a stacked area chart. Three lines: Gold = fastest tap that game, Teal = average tap speed, Red = slowest tap. All lines fill upward from the bottom — the taller the gold line, the faster that game was. The dashed gold line marks the 0.25s threshold — taps below this count as Good Taps. The Y axis is non-linear: the 0.15–0.22s zone is expanded for easier reading of your best performances. Use the buttons at the top to also view % Good Taps, TPS history, Prev25 bars, Colors breakdown, and Tap Grid.

⚡ TPS Graph (Taps Per Second)

Shows how fast you were tapping throughout a round. The X axis is time elapsed; the Y axis is taps per second (0–15). Two lines are drawn: a bright teal upper line (local peak TPS) and a darker lower line (local minimum TPS). The shaded area between them shows the band of speed variation. Dots above the 7/s threshold line (gold dashed) indicate that you were tapping faster than once every 0.14s — in the Good Tap zone. Blue dots = below threshold, Red dots = above threshold.

🫧 Color Bubble Chart

Each correct tap is drawn as a colored circle. The color matches which block was tapped. Bigger bubble = faster tap. Taps clustered near the top of the chart were slower; near the bottom were faster. The 0.25s dashed line separates Good Taps (above) from slower taps. Use this chart to see which colors you tap fastest and which you struggle with.

🎯 Tap Times Graph

Shows individual inter-tap times as a connected line. Each point is the gap in seconds between two consecutive correct taps. Blue dots = under 0.25s (Good Tap). Red dots = over 0.25s (slow tap). Use the page buttons at the bottom of the panel to navigate — each page shows 75 taps. A lower, flatter line means you were tapping consistently fast.

⬡ Polar Chart

Each color in the game gets its own radial slice. Wider slice = that color appeared more often. Longer slice = faster average speed on that color. A balanced circle means all colors were equally common and equally fast. Long spikes on one color mean you're very fast on that one. Tap the polar chart to zoom in.

📊 Mean / Median / Mode Graphs

These three graphs show different statistical views of your tap times:
Mean — running average of all taps so far. A falling line means you got faster during the round.
Median — the middle value in sorted order. Less affected by outliers than the mean.
Mode — 3D bar chart showing which tap-time values appeared most frequently. The tallest bar is your most common inter-tap interval. Gold bars = under 0.25s (good). Red bars = over 0.25s.

🗂 Prev25 / 3D Bar Chart

An isometric 3D bar chart showing your last 100 games. Each bar represents one game. Bar height = average tap speed that game (taller = slower). Bar depth = total tap count (deeper = more taps). Gold bars = games where average was under 0.25s. The chart can be read left-to-right as oldest→newest games.

🏆 Other Scores

Reached from the "Other Scores" button on the History Graph screen. Shows your top 3 Endless-mode scores for each special option, viewed separately from the main scoreboard: Plus Mode, Shapes Mode, Round Blocks, More Colors, More Blocks, the Plus + Shapes combo, the More Colors + More Blocks combo, and 🦸 Supa Mode. Handy for tracking your best run in a specific option without it getting buried under your regular Endless scores.

🗃 Raw Data Table

A full spreadsheet of your last 1000 games. Each row is one game with columns for: Day of week, Mode, Time Survived, Score, Average tap speed, Fastest tap, Slowest tap, Good Taps %, TPS, FastTPS, Tap Count, Mistakes, Under/Over threshold, Combos, and Highest Combo. 🥇 marks the game with the best score. ⭐ marks the best value in specific categories. At the bottom: a Progress row compares your average score from games 1–50 against 51–100 (green = improving, red = declining), an Average row shows mean values across all games, and monthly/weekly/yearly/all-time tap summaries track your overall activity. Use the page buttons — including « First and Last » — to jump around the full history.

📍 Tap Grid

Shows the 7×5 (or 7×7 in More Blocks) gameplay grid with brightness per block based on how often each position was tapped. Brighter block with thick border = tapped more. Each block shows its tap count and percentage of total taps. Below the grid: daily, weekly, monthly, and all-time tap counts. The History version aggregates data from the last 100 games.

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Graphs

Colors — Last 100 Games

History

Raw Data — Last 1000 Games

Tap Grid

Tap Grid

Time

Tap Count

Other Scores

Mean

Median

Mode