How it works
For thirty seconds, moles pop up from nine holes in random patterns — each one stays visible for about two-thirds of a second. Click (or tap) a mole while it's up to score. Misses cost nothing but pride; hesitation costs points. Your best score is saved in your browser.
Reflex technique
- Anchor your eyes center-grid and catch motion with peripheral vision — tracking one hole at a time loses the corners.
- Hover, don't chase. Keep the cursor near the screen center so every mole is within a short flick, not a cross-screen dash.
- On touch screens, use two thumbs hovering over opposite halves of the grid — reaction coverage doubles.
Scores
Thirty seconds at 750ms pop cycles gives you roughly 30–35 chances. Twenty whacks is respectable; thirty is sharp; forty means the moles should file a complaint. Best score persists in your browser.