Zig-Zag's Path: Teen Tactiles
Listen for warning barks and tap incoming street hazards inside your clear vision window to safely guide Jack and his dog.
How to play
- Listen for Zig-Zag's warning bark to know a hazard is approaching.
- Watch the clear circular window in the center of your screen.
- Tap the street signs, hydrants, bins, or cones to clear them.
- Keep clearing obstacles until the 42-second route timer finishes.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap the incoming street hazards inside the clear circle to remove them.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the incoming street hazards inside the clear circle to remove them.
More about this game
Your goal is to guide Jack and his dog Zig-Zag safely down the street for 42 seconds. Most of the screen is dark and blurred, leaving only a small central vision radius clear. You must listen carefully for Zig-Zag's warning barks to know when a hazard is approaching. Tap the signs, bins, and cones before they hit you. The run ends in success when you cover the full 420-meter distance, or fails early if you take three impacts.
Tips
- Pay close attention to the directional text hints that appear when Zig-Zag barks, telling you if the hazard is left, right, or straight ahead.
- Hazards give exactly a 2.1-second warning before they reach you, so wait patiently for them to enter your 270-pixel vision radius before tapping.
- Do not panic tap the dark blurred areas; you only lose a safety marker if an obstacle actually reaches the bottom of the screen.
Questions
How do I know where the obstacles are?
The screen is mostly blurred, but Zig-Zag will bark and a text hint will appear exactly 2.1 seconds before a hazard arrives. This hint tells you if the object is in the left, right, or center lane.
How many mistakes can I make?
You start with three safety markers. If a hazard slips past your clear vision radius and hits you, you lose one marker. Losing all three ends the run.
How long does the walk last?
The entire route takes exactly 42 seconds to complete. You start at a distance of 420 meters, which steadily counts down to zero as you walk forward.