🐎 Mash Race
Ten seconds of frantic clicking. Most clicks wins — no hidden rule, no rhythm, no reading. Just the finger.
- Up to 4 players
- Party game
- In your browser, free
- With friends or against bots
The simplest game on the site
A countdown from three, then ten seconds in which the only thing that exists is pressing. Most taps wins. Everyone's score is live on screen while it runs, which is part of the fun: you can watch the gap opening or closing in real time.
There is no rhythm lock, no penalty, nothing to read. This is the game where pressing fast is literally the skill — and it is why the other games here that looked like they were about that were rebuilt to be about something else.
Technique, since that is all there is
- Two alternating fingers deliver more than one fast finger, on a phone and on a keyboard.
- Looking at your own counter costs taps. The live score is information, but it is expensive information.
- The last two seconds decide more than they should — almost everyone slows down before the end.
Against the bot
The bot taps every 155 to 290 milliseconds — that is between 3.5 and 6.5 taps per second, drawn at the start of the match — and it misses about 8% of its taps. A focused adult usually beats that; the question is holding it for ten whole seconds.
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