Spacebar Counter
Hit the spacebar as fast as you can and track every hit.
Play now →A dot drifts around the arena — and every 10 seconds it gets faster. Keep your cursor inside it for the whole 20-second round. Your score: the share of time you spent on target.
Track the drifting dot with your cursor or finger.
A dot drifts around the arena, bouncing off the walls — and speeds up every 10 seconds. Keep your cursor (or finger, on touch screens) inside it. Your score is the percentage of the 20-second round spent on target.
First-timers usually land between 25% and 45%. Above 65% is excellent tracking, and 85%+ means you are leading the dot instead of chasing it. The second half of the round is roughly twice as fast as the first.
Visuomotor tracking — the closed-loop skill of steering a pointer toward a moving target. It is the same ability you use in video games, driving, sports and any precision mouse work.
Both. The dot follows any pointer movement: a mouse, a trackpad, or a finger dragged across the screen. Mouse users tend to score higher because wrist micro-corrections are finer than finger drags.
Watch the dot itself, not your cursor. Anticipate wall bounces half a beat early, and make small smooth corrections instead of big jerky ones — overcorrection is the number one score killer.