Sweet Spot
Standard mode scatters two to six dials across the field at once, each needle spinning at its own speed between half and a full rotation per second, from its own starting position. Click a dial while its needle is inside the coloured arc to score a point; a click outside the arc costs one, and so does letting a dial expire unresolved. Dials live for four to nine seconds, every arc is between 25 and 45 degrees wide, and the field fills up as the two minutes run, so the late game rewards genuine needle tracking over hopeful clicking. Work one dial at a time and give the slow dials priority: their windows come around rarely, so missing one is expensive.
Settings
SaveTwo minutes of spinning dials, each needle at its own speed. Click inside the coloured arc to score; misses and expired dials cost a point, and the field fills up as the clock runs.
Performance
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Sign up →How it works
Rotating dials appear and disappear for two minutes, each with a needle sweeping at its own speed and a coloured target arc. Click a dial while its needle is inside the arc: a hit scores a point, a click outside the arc costs one, and a dial that expires without a hit costs one more.
Work one dial at a time
Commit to a dial and complete it. Splitting attention across two rotating needles produces worse results than working them in sequence.
Prioritise slow dials
A fast needle brings its window around again quickly, so missing it is cheap. A missed window on a slow dial is expensive.
Lead the needle
Click slightly before the arc rather than on it, so your input latency lands the click inside the window.