Getting your game ready…
Catch the visitors in one thirty-second round.
Play this week’s setup. Your highest posted score counts. Only ranked runs appear here.
Sign in to play rankedStart the thirty-second round, then tap the frogs appearing in the nine nooks. Each visitor can be caught once for one point. Use the matching number keys 1–9, or focus a nook and press Enter. Several visitors may appear at the same time.
Use P or the pause button to stop the round temporarily. A tap on an empty nook counts as a miss, and a visitor left uncaught breaks the catch streak. The streak adds feedback rather than multiplying the score. Restart starts a fresh thirty seconds.
Looking near the middle makes it easier to notice movement across the whole board. Move to a visible visitor rather than repeatedly tapping one favourite spot.
When two visitors appear, catch one cleanly and move to the other. Extra taps after a visitor has disappeared cannot earn another point. On a keyboard, learn the number layout before the round so you can react without hunting for a key.
This jungle variation uses frogs and leaf-lined nooks for a short reaction round. Its rules stay deliberately small: visible visitors, one point per catch and a fixed time limit. Pause is available, so a real-world interruption need not consume the rest of your round.