Finger vs 2 Sides Challenge

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.

Think you can control both sides at once? 2 Sides Challenge is a fast two-hand reflex game that looks simple — until both sides start demanding your attention. Use your left and right hands at the same time to connect matching shapes before time runs out. The longer you survive, the harder it gets. HOW TO PLAY • Control both sides at the same time • Connect the matching shapes • React before the timer runs out • Stay focused as the challenge gets harder • Beat your high score • Climb the global leaderboard It takes seconds to understand — and a lot longer to master. Test your reflexes. Challenge your coordination. Then hand the phone to a friend and see who can last longer. How long can you keep both sides under control?