Mini Games
Measure your reaction time in milliseconds over 5 rounds. How fast are your reflexes?
This test measures your brain's response time to visual stimuli. The goal is to capture the split second the screen changes from red to green. The average human reaction time is about 250ms (0.25s), while elite gamers can reach below 200ms. Challenge your limits over 5 rounds!
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