A small web game about typing in the required keys before the timer runs out.
I love these kinds of games.
I needed a small project, partly to exercise creativity and partly to cope with depression.
People liked it, and I'm enjoying working on it, so it's getting developed into something better.
The game is not optimized for anything other than desktop displays.
It is also not optimized for virtual keyboards, even if you have a display large enough to display the game correctly. It's theoretically possible, but it may end up being an exercise in self-flaggelation.
Open the game. Press [Space] to start.
Press the keys you see on the screen in any order. Pressing keys not on the screen reduces your timer by half a second. Pressing any of the "solved" keys again does nothing.
If you "solve" all of them in time, you advance to the next round. If you don't, the game is over. Press [Space] to start over when that happens.
Each victory gains you 100 points. Losing resets the score for the session.
Play and start over for as long as you like. Quit when you've had enough.
MIT
password uses tock, a timer JS library, licensed under MIT. tock (c) 2014 Jacob Gully