Reflex Rush

Reflex Rush strips an arcade game down to one question: how quickly can you see something and act on it. A target appears somewhere on the screen and immediately starts shrinking. Hit it and you score. Let it disappear, or click where it is not, and you lose a life.

The difficulty is tied to your score rather than to the clock, so the game only gets harder because you are doing well. Targets shrink faster and get smaller the higher you climb, which means a good run ends when you finally hit your actual limit rather than when a timer runs out.

Hitting targets back to back builds a combo that multiplies everything, up to five times. That is where the big scores come from, and it is also what makes a single miss expensive.

Click or tap the circle before it disappears. The ring around it shows how much time is left. Missing a target, or clicking empty space, costs one of your three lives.

Hit targets in a row to build a combo. Faster hits are worth more points, so do not wait for the target to settle.