HenTrack is a picture-completion game built around observation, comparison, and accurate fragment selection. In each round, the player sees an image of a rooster musician divided into three parts, with one section missing. Several possible fragments are displayed below the image, and only one correctly completes the picture.
The player examines the available options, selects a fragment, and presses the Submit button to confirm the choice. If the selected fragment is correct, the screen flashes green for one second and the next round begins automatically. If the selection is incorrect, the screen flashes red for one second. The player can then try again with the same image until the correct fragment is chosen.
A full session in HenTrack consists of 10 rounds. Each round follows the same clear interaction sequence: examine the incomplete image, compare the available fragments, choose one option, and confirm the selection.
During the entire session, HenTrack tracks the total completion time across all 10 rounds. The timer covers the complete sequence rather than each round separately. After the final round is completed, the resulting total time is stored in the records when the result is greater than zero.
The structure of HenTrack keeps the focus on visual comparison and consistent decision-making. Green and red screen feedback clearly communicates whether a submitted choice is correct, while repeated attempts on an incorrect answer allow the current image to remain active until it is successfully completed.
Complete 10 picture rounds by selecting the correct missing fragment.