Short sessions work best
Timing games reward a fresh eye. After a while your taps drift late, slips pile up and the fun drains out. If three runs in a row end earlier than usual, that is your cue to stop, not to push on.
- Decide how many runs you will play before you start, and stop there.
- Look at something far away for twenty seconds between runs. Your eyes will thank you.
- Keep the phone out of bed. A dial glowing in the dark is a poor way to fall asleep.
A score is only a score
Points, ranks and locks on your key card are for fun. They cannot be bought, sold, traded or turned into anything else, and no one can offer you a way to do that. If someone does, they are not connected to this site.
Signs a game is taking too much
- You play when you had planned to sleep, eat or work.
- You feel irritable when you cannot play.
- You keep playing to chase back a bad run rather than because it is enjoyable.
If any of these sound familiar, take a few days off. The card will wait. Talking to a friend or a doctor helps too, and there is no shame in it.
Sign-in safety checklist
- Never share a one-time code with anyone, whatever reason they give.
- Type addresses yourself or use bookmarks for anything you sign in to.
- Use a different password for every service, kept in a password manager.
- Turn on two-step sign-in wherever it is offered.
- Ignore messages that rush you, threaten you or promise something for nothing.
Age
The site is meant for adults aged 18 and over. Parents can find what the site stores in the privacy policy; in short, nothing leaves the device.
