Brainess vs Reflex & Reaction Time Games

People often will degrade their IQ and brain capabilities over time because of aging or wasting time on social media. If you don't want to be a vegetable at old age it's important to conduct brain tests, IQ tests and keep track of your reaction times and memory. Brianess is a simple game where you benchmark yourself for reaction time (reflexes), visual, and number memory. You can compare your score on the leaderboard to determine who has the best memory and reaction speed. It also gives you charts to track your everyday progress and helps you to improve your reaction, memory, and maybe IQ test score too. Brain tests divide into 2 categories reflex games and memory games. Reflex games are designed to test your reaction speed. It has 2 reflex games: - Reaction time: Where you have to tap as soon as the red screen turns green - Aim speed: Targets will spawn at random places and you have to tap each of them as quickly as you can Memory games are designed to test your memory. These memory games not only test your pure number memory but also tests your visual memories. It has 3 memory games: - Chimp test: You will be shown and then hidden random squares with numbers, and the task is to select each square's increasing order. This test has been conducted on chimps and on average they score 9. Can you beat them? - Visual memory: You will be shown a grid of squares, and some will be marked. The task is to memories them and taps all of them. - Number memory: You have to memorize shown numbers, it will increase the difficulty as you progress. Over all Human benchmark has 5 brain tests: - Reaction time - Chimp test - Visual memory - Number memory - Aim speed Don't be a vegetable and keep your brain healthy and active.

How fast are your reflexes? RTap is a reaction time test and reflex trainer packed into 10 fun mini-games. Measure your reaction speed in milliseconds, train every day, watch your progress on graphs and compete with players around the world on the leaderboards. TEST YOUR REACTION TIME Tap the moment you see or hear the signal and get your reaction time in milliseconds. Start with classic tests for visual signals, sound and a race start, then take on harder challenges: pick the right color, avoid the traps, find the emoji and catch what falls. See how your results compare with other players. TRAIN YOUR REFLEXES AND FOCUS Games that call for quick decisions, focus and hand-eye coordination reward practice the most. Play a few rounds a day and watch your scores and consistency go up. 10 GAMES, 30 MODES • Simple Reaction – classic reaction time tests: race start, vision and audio • Color Chooser – tap the right color as fast as you can • Text and Color – a tricky color-word challenge for your brain • Don't Tap Red – react fast, but don't fall for the trap • Sliders – tap at the correct time, • Emoji Finder – spot the right emoji in a crowd • Swiping Games – swipe in the right direction • Falling – catch what falls before it hits the ground • Whack-a-Mole – the arcade classic, built for speed • Time Stop – stop the clock at exactly the right moment Many games come with several difficulty levels, so there is always a new record to chase. COMPETE ON 30 LEADERBOARDS Every mode has its own global leaderboard. See your rank, how many places you climbed and what percentage of players you beat. 63 ACHIEVEMENTS Unlock medals and trophies for hitting target times, mastering difficulty levels and staying consistent. TRACK YOUR PROGRESS WITH GRAPHS Detailed stats and charts show how your reaction speed improves day by day. 2 PLAYER DUELS Challenge a friend on the same device. Both react to the same signal: the faster one wins the round. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS What is a good reaction time? Most people react to a visual signal in about 200–300 ms. Under 200 ms is very fast. Reactions to sound are usually a bit quicker than reactions to light. Can you improve your reaction time? Yes, to a point. Raw reaction speed improves a little with practice, mostly in the first few sessions. Consistency and reactions that involve a decision, like picking the right color or ignoring a trap, improve much more. Good sleep and staying focused help too. How does RTap measure reaction time? It measures the time between the signal appearing on screen (or the sound playing) and your tap, and shows the result in milliseconds. Your phone's screen and touch sensor add a small delay of their own, so results can vary between devices. Who is RTap for? Anyone who wants faster reflexes: gamers, athletes, drivers, students, or anyone who simply wants to know how fast they are. Can I play with friends? Yes. Play a 2 player duel on one device, or compare your scores with friends on the leaderboards. Start training your reaction time now! Privacy Policy: https://mrjohn10.github.io/rtap/privacy-policy Terms of Use (EULA): https://mrjohn10.github.io/rtap/terms-of-service