Reflex Chains

● Live Reaction Multiplayer Solo Practice Fair by Design

How to Play

Thirty seconds. Two numbered targets appear on screen at once, each with its own approach ring shrinking at a different speed. Click the numbered circles before their rings disappear to score. Decoys appear among the targets — same circle, same color, but no number inside. Build a hit chain for a score multiplier: 3 hits in a row = ×1.5, 5 in a row = ×2, 8 in a row = ×3. Clicking a decoy or missing resets your chain. Highest score wins.

Target Guide

Numbered Target

A colored circle with a sequence number. Click it before the approach ring disappears. Colors cycle — cyan, purple, pink, green.

Approach Ring

A ring starts large and shrinks toward the target. Click the target before the ring fully disappears. Ring turns red when almost out of time.

Decoy — Avoid

Looks identical to a real target — same color, same ring. The only tell: no number inside. Look before you click. Hitting a decoy resets your chain multiplier.

Chain Multiplier

Hit targets without missing to build a chain. At ×3 GODLIKE, every target is worth 3× points. Miss or click a decoy and the chain resets to ×1.

Modes

SoloPractice against yourself — beat your own best score LobbyGet matched against real opponents — same targets, highest score wins

🛡 Fair by Design

All players in the lobby always click the same targets in the same positions. The target sequence is generated from a shared room code using a seeded random number generator — no player can gain an advantage by knowing the layout in advance, because no player sees it until the game begins.

Shared seed, identical target layout

When a lobby fills, the server generates one room code. Every client uses it as a seed to produce the exact same target positions. The layout is never transmitted — it's deterministic.

Built-in anti-cheat

Every target has a brief arming delay enforced server-side before it can be clicked. This window is tuned to be well within normal human reaction time while blocking automated scripts. If a click arrives outside the valid window, it's silently rejected.

Your score is your score

Every player gets the same 30 seconds and the same targets, so the score is the only thing that separates two runs. Your reaction time is measured on your own device — network speed never counts against you. Highest score wins.