🎯 Hunt
Six targets. Minimum time. Go. Hunt tests target acquisition speed — free in your browser, no download, no signup. Hunt appears as one of the nine mini-games in a blocks.pw duel: best of 5 rounds against a real opponent, 30–40 seconds total, in your browser.
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 — six in total.
- The clock runs from first target to last hit.
- Lower total time wins the round.
Rules and scoring
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 — flailing is a strategy for losing gracefully.
It's the closest thing to an aim-trainer scenario in a 30-second duel: target acquisition, flick accuracy and recovery, without the 45-minute training playlist.
Strategy: how to win at Hunt
- Widen your gaze — 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.
- On desktop, lower mouse sensitivity slightly — overshooting small targets is the classic Hunt time-leak.
Where Hunt fits
In a duel, Hunt rounds arrive shuffled among the other mini-games — Reflex, Smash, Stack and the rest — so winning the match means being dangerous at more than one skill. Start a quick match against the world or send a challenge link to someone who deserves humbling.