Timing Games

Timing games and reflex games

Timing games test your rhythm and your reflexes. Watch the pattern, feel the beat, and act at exactly the right moment. Miss by a fraction and you'll want to try again straight away, which is why these games are so hard to put down.

Our timing games

• Last-Second Landing: tap in rhythm with a closing ring to boost your plane, and dodge hazards on the way to the runway.
• Lightkeeper: tap as the light sweeps over the green on each ship's gauge. Some nights send two ships at once, so you have to juggle both.
• Skyhook: release at the top of the swing to fly up to the next anchor. Hazards move in rhythm with your swing.
• One Tap Hero: jump over shockwaves, rocks and lightning at the last moment. Each fight gets faster over three phases.
• Rondo: tap the moment your player meets the ball on the pitch. Every touch speeds the ball up, and a gold ball flips both lanes.

How to get better at timing games

Watch the pattern once before you act, and keep your eyes on the target, not your finger. Chaining perfect moves usually pays more than playing it safe. We wrote a full guide: how to get better at timing games.

Questions

What is a timing game? A game where you win by acting at the right moment rather than by moving fast or thinking long. Rhythm games and many one-button games are timing games.

Are timing games good for reflexes? They train you to read a pattern and react on time, and every game here tracks your best result so you can see yourself improve.