Finger vs Eye Training｜TraceMaster

Finger-tap is a tap-timing game for training your rhythm and finger dexterity. ■ Highlights • First, register your own finger positions on a diagonal. Silver discs then fly in from all four directions toward those exact spots — a layout that fits your own hand. • Clean Bonus: score by moving only the targeted finger. This naturally trains the independent movement of your index, middle, and ring fingers. • Even when your finger hides the dot, a glowing ring and haptic feedback tell you the exact moment to tap. • Left-handed friendly — switch hands to mirror the registration guide. ■ How to play 1. Register your finger positions to the on-screen marks (1–3 fingers). 2. Hover your fingers over the orange dots and get ready. 3. Silver discs fly in from all four directions. 4. The instant a disc overlaps an orange dot, tap with that finger! 5. The closer to the beat, the higher your score — chain hits to build combos. ■ Options & records • Choose finger count (1–3), hand (left/right), and play time (10–60s). • Four difficulty presets from Easy to Extreme, plus a fully adjustable Custom mode. • Tracks score, accuracy, max combo, misses, and your top 3 results. • Japanese & English. Two visual themes (Cyber / Soft). ■ Peace of mind • No ads, no in-app purchases, no data collection. No network access — fully offline. Great for a quick finger workout or a rhythm check anytime.

Train your dynamic vision. TraceMaster is an eye-training game: follow a fast-moving target with your eyes, then spot the right one the instant it stops. Simple to pick up, deep to master. ◆ 6 motion patterns × 5 difficulty levels Linear, bouncing, spinning, random walk, hidden zones, and all combined — targets get faster, smaller, and less predictable as you climb. ◆ Endless Mode with world rankings Daily, weekly, and monthly leaderboards. Top 3 players earn medals. ◆ Track your progress Each game gives you a score and a "Vision Age" so you can watch yourself improve. For athletes (baseball, tennis, table tennis), esports players, or anyone who wants sharper eyes — just 3 minutes a day. Put your vision to the test. Free to play.