One button. One line. One mistake.
The scorpion spins around the ring. When it crosses the green line, you have to tap the screen. That's it — that's the rule.
But if you tap too fast, it's over. If you're too late, it's over. If it hits the red line, it's over.
You have 250 milliseconds to start. After thirty strokes, it's 80. After sixty, it's 37 — that's less than the blink of an eye. The speed never stops, because I didn't put a ceiling. How far you can go is up to you.
RULES
• When the scorpion is in the green strip, you're done
• If you hit the exact center — double points and a streak bonus
• Don't touch the red strip
• The direction of rotation changes from time to time
WHAT TO EXPECT
As the number of hits increases, the device heats up: the screen turns from cold graphite to fiery red, friction sparks fly behind the scorpion, the number of red stripes on the ring increases. It's not the level, but the temperature — you can tell by the color how deep you've gone.
When you die, you have one chance to continue: you watch a short video, then five seconds count and you continue from where you left off. Only once per game.
FAIR PLAY
No death is unfair. Red stripes never block the path to the goal — I've verified this with twenty thousand rounds of testing. If you die, it's your fault.
• Works completely offline, no internet required
• Doesn't ask for any permissions
• Your record is saved on your phone
• Azerbaijani, English and Russian languages
• Only a few megabytes
Send your record to your friends. Test their nerves too.
One touch, endless nerves. Touch when you reach the lane — neither too soon nor too late.