Reaction God

Overview

A comprehensive reaction test that measures 7 distinct cognitive abilities through unique mini-challenges. Each stage scores you from 0 to 100 on skills like timing precision, motion perception, inhibition control, and iconic memory. Your overall grade ranges from S+ down to D based on the average -- perfect for comparing with friends.

Key Features

• 7 independent stages, each testing a different cognitive ability
• Timing Sniper, Fake Detector, Reverse Reaction, Chain Strike, Flash Capture, Gravity Predict, Iconic Memory
• 0-100 score per stage with an overall grade from S+ to D
• Radar chart visualization showing your cognitive balance
• Play stages in any order you like
• Share results to compare with friends

How to Use

1. Pick any stage from the selection screen
2. Read the instructions shown before each stage begins
3. After completing a stage, review your score and detailed results
4. Complete all 7 stages to see your overall grade and radar chart

Tips

• In Reverse Reaction, resist the reflex to press the arrow direction -- pause briefly and consciously pick the opposite
• For Flash Capture, relax your eyes and take in the whole image at once rather than fixating on details
• In Gravity Predict, watch the ball's speed changes carefully to anticipate when it crosses the line
• Do a casual practice run first, then try seriously on your second attempt for better scores

FAQ

Do I have to complete the stages in order?

No, you can play any stage in any order. However, the overall grade only appears after completing all 7 stages.

What's the scoring system? Is 100 the max?

Yes, each stage is scored 0-100. Your overall grade is based on the average of all 7 stages. 95+ earns an S+ grade.

Can I replay a stage to improve my score?

Replaying a stage overwrites your previous score. The overall grade is recalculated with the updated scores.

What cognitive abilities are tested?

Timing precision, motion perception, inhibition control, adaptive reaction limit, flash visual processing, predictive timing, and iconic memory.