Casual Games

Split Second - Time Attack

Can you stop right on time without seeing the clock?

You get a target time, such as 3.00 seconds, and the clock starts. It shows for a moment and is then covered by stripes, so you count in your head and tap Stop right on the target. Three tries — the smaller your total error, the better.

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At a glance

Players: 1 (take turns to compare scores)
Ages: 7+
Play time: About 30 s–1 min per game
Levels · Modes: One mode (3 tries; targets of 1.5–5s; visible time 1.5s → 1s → 0.5s; each error counts up to 1s)

How to play

Tap Start to see the target time. After 3, 2, 1, the clock starts.
The clock is visible for the first 1.5 seconds, then covered. On the 2nd try you see it for 1 second, on the 3rd for 0.5 seconds.
When you think the target time has come, tap Stop or anywhere on the board.
Your actual time and error are revealed. After three tries you see your total error and a title.

Tips

While the clock is visible, feel how fast the numbers climb, and keep that rhythm going after it is covered.
Counting in short half-second beats is more accurate than slow "one, two, three".
If the dot on the error scale lands left, you were early; right means late. Adjust on the next try.

What it practices

Sense of timeFeel the length of time you cannot see.

FocusKeep the beat going even while the clock is hidden.

Self-controlMove at the exact moment, without rushing or hesitating.

Great for

Fans of "stop at exactly 10 seconds" games
Anyone who enjoys a short, tense round
Families and friends who want to compare errors

Good to know

Ratings: within 0.01s is "Split second!", within 0.03s "Perfect", within 0.08s "Nice", and within 0.2s "So close". If you don't tap within 2 seconds after the target, it's a time-out. The targets are new every game.

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