A voice that owns you
An energetic human announcer barks every command out loud, so you can play by ear as the pace ramps past what your eyes can follow — and roasts you when you lose.
A frantic, laugh-out-loud reflex game for your phone. The announcer calls it — you do it — the ring runs out. One mistake and you're done. It gets fast.
An energetic human announcer barks every command out loud, so you can play by ear as the pace ramps past what your eyes can follow — and roasts you when you lose.
Thirteen commands use everything the device has: touch, flicks, motion sensors, the gyroscope — and the microphone. Yes, you will shout QUACK in public.
Fast, clean answers build a streak multiplier; chained commands pay combo bonuses. Squeak in at the last instant and the crowd goes "ooooh".
Post your best run to the worldwide board. Impossible scores bounce off the server's plausibility checks, so the top ten is earned, not curled.
Versus mode on one phone. When the announcer shouts PASS IT!, physically hand it over. Last player standing takes the bragging rights.
Survive long enough and the on-screen text starts contradicting the announcer. Trust the voice. This is where friendships end.
Every one announced out loud. Every one detected for real — no fake buttons.
Every day, one seeded challenge: the same sequence of commands for every player on Earth. No lucky rolls, no excuses — just your reflexes against everyone else's on the daily leaderboard.
Miss today's run and it's gone forever. Tomorrow brings a new one.
A fast-paced reflex game in the spirit of Bop It. The announcer calls a command — TAP IT, SWIPE IT, SHAKE IT and ten more — and you obey before the timer ring runs out. One mistake ends the run, and the pace keeps climbing.
iPhone and Android phones. The game uses the full device: touch, motion sensors, gyroscope, and microphone.
Yes — two players, one phone. When the announcer shouts PASS IT, you physically hand the phone over. Last player standing wins.
When the announcer says QUACK IT — yes. On-device speech recognition is listening, and saying the wrong word ends your run. Dignity is not refundable.
Yes — every command shows on screen too, and the sneaky "screen lies" twist politely disables itself while you're muted.
Prove it. Free on iOS and Android — coming soon.