Blink Sprint

Player field guide · This site’s version

Understand the score before chasing speed

Blink Sprint is a 45-second click-or-tap arcade round. A green dot is a target; a red × is a decoy. There is no health bar or scientific reaction-time result. Your score measures hits and streaks in this game only.

1. Select Start 45s. The first target is a green dot. Click or tap the symbol, not the decorative background.
2. Your first correct hit adds 100 points. If the next symbol is also a dot, hit it for 115 more: two uninterrupted hits total 215.
3. If a red × appears, leave it alone. Targets refresh periodically, so waiting is safer than tapping a decoy. Restart round begins a fresh 45 seconds and resets the current score.

What the game actually checks

A correct hit adds 100 + 15 × the number of previous correct hits in the current streak. Three consecutive hits earn 100 + 115 + 130 = 345. A decoy resets the combo and subtracts 75 points, never below zero. A target changing before you tap it does not itself deduct points or reset the streak.

Stuck? Check the symptom

A symbol changed while I was looking at it

The field refreshes about every 780 milliseconds, and after each tap. Check the current symbol instead of tapping the position of the previous one.

My score fell

You tapped a red ×. After a three-hit total of 345, a decoy leaves 270 and resets the next successful hit to 100.

My best score did not change during a round

The saved best is updated when the timer finishes. Restarting early abandons that unfinished result. There is no account, cloud save, or global ranking.

For a first practice round, prioritize avoiding red × marks over hitting every dot. Compare your own finished rounds, not invented player averages. The game is entertainment and does not diagnose or train a medical condition.