Dodge Game
Move your square, dodge the balls, survive as long as you can.
You'll probably like these too
About this test
The rule fits in one line: four balls bounce inside a rectangle, your square must touch none of them. The difficulty doesn't come from the number of enemies but from the constant acceleration — every second the paths tighten and the gap you can slip through gets narrower.
This is a divided-attention test more than a reflex test. Players who last a long time barely move: they park in the least crowded region, make tiny corrections, and don't panic when two balls converge. Players who die fast do the opposite — they sprint diagonally across the arena and run straight into something.
One tip changes everything: look at the empty space, not at the balls. Your brain steers your hand far better toward a destination than away from a threat.
How it works
Survival is measured to the hundredth of a second from your first movement. The 0-100 score starts at 2 seconds and caps at 40, which puts the typical player somewhere between 10 and 15 seconds.
This test is provided for entertainment purposes only. It is not a diagnosis or professional advice.