Teen Tactiles: Cover Shoot
Drag and rotate the subjects into their glowing outlines before the timer runs out to complete the magazine cover.
How to play
- Tap or click on Jack or Zig-Zag to select them for positioning on the stage.
- Drag the selected subject across the set until they are close to their glowing outline.
- Use the turn button at the bottom left to rotate them into the exact matching angle.
- Lock both subjects in place before the sixteen second timer runs out to complete the round.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag to move subjects, tap to select them, and tap the turn button to rotate.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to move, click to select, and click the turn button to rotate.
More about this game
In Teen Tactiles: Cover Shoot, your goal is to arrange Jack and Zig-Zag into their correct poses for a magazine cover. You must drag and rotate each subject to match their glowing outline within a sixteen-second time limit. As the rounds progress, your central field of view narrows, making it harder to see the entire stage. A run ends after four rounds, and you earn points based on your speed and accuracy.
Tips
- Focus on positioning one subject perfectly into their glowing outline before selecting the other to avoid wasting precious seconds on the timer.
- The turn button rotates the currently selected subject by exactly fifteen degrees each time you tap it, helping you match the target angle.
- You earn a base of one thousand points per successful shot, plus an additional thirty-five points for every single second remaining on the timer.
Questions
Why is the screen getting dark around the edges?
The narrowing view is a stylized effect that shrinks your central vision radius by fifty-five units each round, simulating a limited field of view as you progress through the four layouts.
How close do I need to be to lock a subject?
You must drag the subject within ninety-two units of the target position and rotate them within sixteen degrees of the correct angle for them to snap into place.
How many rounds are in a complete photo shoot?
A full shoot consists of exactly four different magazine cover layouts. The game ends and displays your final score after you complete or fail the fourth round.