Description

Crates fly in quick waves and your reflexes determine the score in Click_crates, a compact focus trainer that asks you to tap, click, or press to break boxes before they fade while avoiding wasted inputs that cost precious seconds; the rules are simple—destroy crates as they appear, manage tempo across rising difficulties, and chase cleaner accuracy—but improvement comes from scanning left-to-right in consistent sweeps so your eyes and hands move together; at higher levels, learn spawn tells (a slight shimmer before a crate appears), prioritize distant targets first to minimize travel time, and ignore low-value spawns when a cluster of fast-fading boxes is about to pop; on touch devices, use two-thumb alternating taps to reduce fatigue; on desktop, anchor your hand and click with small movements rather than dragging the cursor across the entire screen; between runs, calibrate sensitivity one notch at a time until fast flicks land reliably; optional accessibility options such as larger hitboxes and color-independent rarity cues keep the challenge fair; the hook is pure improvement: you return for “one more round” because the line between a decent score and a personal best is a handful of clean taps and a calmer scan pattern.

Instruction

Mouse Click ndash Destroy crates Menu Navigation ndash Use mouse to select difficulty retry or navigate menus Works on Desktop WebGL

Specifications

• Easy to play