
Double Dozen - Tap Speed Game
Tap numbers in order, fast
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Can you tap 24 numbers faster than anyone in the world?
Double Dozen is a pure test of speed and focus. Twenty-four numbers appear on a shuffled grid every round. Your job: find and tap them in order — 1 through 24 — as fast as your fingers will go. No tutorial. No gatekeeping. Just you, a clock, and 24 tiles standing between you and your best time.
Simple to start. Hard to stop.
The first run takes a few seconds. The second run, you're already trying to beat it. By the tenth, you're chasing fractions of a second you didn't know you cared about. That's the Double Dozen loop — short enough to play anywhere, and just hard enough to keep pulling you back.
**How it works**
Each round, 24 numbered tiles are scattered randomly across the screen. Tap 1. Then 2. Then 3 — all the way to 24, in sequence, as fast as you can. Your time is recorded the instant you hit the last tile.
Tap the wrong number and the board reshuffles. Your progress stays, but every remaining tile moves — so stay sharp.
**Compete with the world**
Double Dozen connects to Game Center so your best time lives on the global high scores list. See where you rank against players everywhere. The top times are jaw-dropping — and they make you want to close the gap.
Every personal best you set can be posted. Every improvement counts.
**Why players keep coming back**
- **Pure mechanic.** No power-ups, no ads between rounds, no complexity layered on top. Just the race.
- **Instant replay.** A round lasts seconds. Play again immediately. The feedback loop is relentless.
- **Personal bests.** Your all-time record is always visible. Every session is a chance to break it.
- **Global times.** High scores keep the stakes real. Even if you're not #1, you can see #1 — and close the gap one run at a time.
**Who it's for**
Double Dozen works for anyone who's ever tapped a finger impatiently or glanced at a clock. Kids learning number order. Adults chasing reaction time. Competitive friends comparing high scores.
It's a perfect one-minute distraction. It's also the kind of thing people play for twenty minutes without noticing.
Download Double Dozen. Find your number. Then try to find it faster.
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What's New in Double Dozen
2.0
July 27, 2026
Double Dozen 2.0 — the race feels better end to end. • Smooth chromatic climb from C3 to B4, plus a win arpeggio that resolves on C • Punchier haptics that ramp as you go and celebrate the finish • Clearer goals (Find N), Oops feedback, personal-best celebration, Play Again • Fresh Grid pulse app icon
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