Time Button vs Time Filler

Every day many of us are trying to win some time. However, time is constantly slipping away from us and time is never enough. How to save it? Probably, the secret in the small amount of time, in seconds, and may be even in milliseconds? With the new game «Time Button» you have the opportunity to win some time in the very unusual way. Starting the game, you start the timer, after which you have 1 second to press the green button, and thereby launch next timer. The faster you press the green button until the timer expires, the more milliseconds you win. If you miss a button press or press the wrong time, won seconds will be lost, and the game starts again. But your best result will remain on the leaderboard. In the same second, when you press the button, other players will press button with you. If you want to see, how many players push the button with you, or how many milliseconds was won by «Time Button» players around the world, visit our Twitter page @Time_Button. Don't waste your time! Good luck!

Count to 10 seconds in your head. Now do it without being wrong. TIME FILLER is a game about guessing when 10 seconds has passed — and discovering you're terrible at it. Hold the button. Release when you think the target time has elapsed. No visible timer. No countdown. No helpful progress bar. Just you and your internal clock. That should be easy. It isn't. THE GAME TIME FILLER starts simple and then begins interfering with your sense of time. Visual chaos. Rhythm poisoning. Counting attacks. The game quietly sabotages your internal clock while you insist you're doing fine. Usually you are not. HOW IT WORKS You begin with a lifespan. Each round costs health based on how far off your timing was. Get close enough and you recover health. Miss badly and the punishment gets worse. Overshoot the target and the game is particularly pleased with itself. Survive as long as you can while TIME FILLER throws everything it has at your sense of time. FEATURES • Simple idea, cruel results Hold the button. Count in your head. Release when you think the time is right. • Sabotage mechanics Fake rhythms, misleading cues, visual interference, and other deeply unnecessary distractions. • Marathon mode Stay alive as long as your internal clock holds together. • Daily Challenge Everyone gets the same run each day. Compare how wrong you were. • VS Mode Two players. One device. No excuses. • Shareable results Post your near-perfect attempt or the exact moment your brain betrayed you. Turns out counting to 10 seconds is harder than it sounds. Especially without a timer.