ReflexRanking Guides
ReflexRanking is built around short browser games that measure different parts of fast performance: visual reaction, target control, selective attention, memory, and simple decision speed. These guides explain what each game measures and how to interpret your score.
Tap when the screen turns green. 0.0001ms precision!
Reaction Time measures how quickly you can notice a visual signal and turn that signal into a tap. It is a simple test, but the result is affected by attention, device latency, fatigue, and how consistently you wait for the cue.
Shoot targets before they vanish. 3 difficulty modes.
Aim Trainer focuses on target acquisition: seeing a target, moving accurately, and clicking before it disappears. The challenge is not just speed, but speed with control.
Tap the matching color — Stroop effect brain teaser!
Color Reflex trains selective attention. You need to identify the correct color quickly while ignoring distracting visual information.
Odd or even? Tap before time runs out!
Number Reflex is a quick decision game built around parity recognition. The goal is to decide odd or even before the timer pressures you into a mistake.
Memorize the pattern and reproduce it!
Visual Memory tests how well you can store a pattern briefly and reproduce it after the prompt disappears. It rewards attention, structure, and recall strategy.
Pop bubbles before they vanish! Smaller = more points!
Bubble Pop mixes visual scanning with quick movement. You score by finding bubbles fast, prioritizing valuable targets, and keeping your attention moving.
Click as fast as possible! How many CPS can you get?
Double Click measures click speed over a short burst. It is about rhythm, control, and how quickly your input device can register repeated presses.
Tap the COLOR of the word, not what it says! Brain teaser!
Stroop Test is based on a classic attention conflict: the word may say one thing while its color shows another. You must respond to the color, not the word meaning.
Remember the pattern and repeat it back. How far can you go?
Sequence Memory challenges you to remember an ordered pattern and repeat it correctly. It becomes harder because each round adds more information to the chain.
Solve math problems at lightning speed! Beat your brain!
Math Reflex combines arithmetic and speed. The goal is not advanced math; it is quick recognition of simple operations while the timer adds pressure.