πΉπ Thailand π― Hunt leaderboard
Six targets. Minimum time. Go. This page is the Thailand chapter of that contest β live standings on the rankings page.
Every country produces its own style of fast, and Hunt β a test of target acquisition speed β is where Thailand's players prove theirs. Duels played from Thailand feed the national ELO table, flag πΉπ attached.
How the Thailand Hunt ladder works
Hunt rounds appear inside ranked duels, so your Thailand standing here is powered by ELO: win duels β including their Hunt rounds β and your national rating climbs. Total time to clear six targets, so every stage of the loop counts: spotting the new target, moving to it, and landing the tap. A miss doesn't end the run but bleeds precious milliseconds β flailing is a strategy for losing gracefully.
Country detection is automatic β play from Thailand and your results carry the πΉπ flag. No signup, no forms: an editable auto-nickname holds your record.
How to play Hunt
- Targets appear on screen, one at a time, in unpredictable spots.
- Tap each as fast as you can find and hit it β six in total.
- The clock runs from first target to last hit.
- Lower total time wins the round.
Climbing tips
- Widen your gaze β see the whole field, not the spot the last target died. The next one spawns anywhere.
- Move your eyes first, hand second. Eye-leads-hand is measurably faster than dragging both together.
- Deliberate 95% speed beats frantic 100%: one miss costs more than three slightly-careful taps.
Full strategy, scoring detail and FAQs live on the Hunt game page.