Ink Rush
By @jean_jody
Tap the black tiles as they scroll down four lanes, matching the tempo without hitting white to achieve the highest score possible.
How to play
- Tap any black tile in the four lanes to begin the scrolling movement and start your run.
- Hit every black tile before it reaches the red line at the bottom of the screen.
- Avoid tapping the white spaces between the tiles, as a single mistake will end the game.
- Keep up your rhythm as the tempo accelerates and the tiles move faster down the board.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the black tiles in the correct lane before they slip away.
- Keyboard
- Press the D, F, J, or K keys to hit tiles in the four lanes.
- Mouse
- Click the black tiles directly with your mouse cursor to clear them.
More about this game
Ink Rush tests your speed and accuracy across four distinct lanes. The primary goal is to tap every black tile as it scrolls down the screen while avoiding the empty white spaces. The core loop begins the moment you tap the first tile, and the tempo multiplier steadily increases the longer you survive, demanding faster reactions. A run ends immediately if you tap a white tile, press the wrong lane key, or let a single black tile slip past the red line at the bottom.
Tips
- Focus your eyes near the bottom of the screen where tiles are closest to slipping away past the red line, giving you the maximum time to react.
- Use the D, F, J, and K keys on a keyboard for faster, more precise inputs compared to tapping or clicking, especially when the tempo multiplier gets high.
- Pay attention to the hint text; when you reach a score of 25, it reminds you to keep it flowing, so maintain a steady rhythm rather than rushing.
Questions
How does a run end?
The game ends instantly if you tap a white tile, press the wrong key for an empty lane, or let a black tile slip past the red line at the bottom of the screen.
Does the scrolling speed change?
Yes, the tempo multiplier increases over time based on how long you survive. This makes the tiles scroll down the screen much faster, requiring quicker reflexes to keep up.
How do I know if I hit a tile?
When you successfully tap or press the correct key for a black tile, it turns green and displays a checkmark, adding one point to your total score.