Number Hunt: Hit the Numbers 1 to 30 in Order

Rules & what counts

The test measures how fast you find a target and hit it. Numbered targets fill the screen. Hit them in order from 1 to 30.

The screen shows 15 numbers at a time. Each hit brings in a new number at a new place: 16 comes in when you hit 1, 17 when you hit 2, and so on.

The test is a version of the Schulte table and of the 1 to 50 game, with targets at random places.

Hit the target in the middle to start.
Find the number 1 and click or tap it. Then find 2, then 3, until 30.
The chip at the top of the screen shows the next number and the time so far.
A click or tap on a wrong number shakes that number. It adds no time to your result, but the clock does not stop.
The restart button at the top of the screen stops the run, and the start target shows again. The R key does the same. The game does not save the run that you stop.

Your result is the time from the moment the numbers show to the moment you hit 30.
On the leaderboard, a shorter time ranks higher.
The result screen shows the time for each number, your wrong numbers and your misses.

The colours of the targets are random. They do not tell you anything about the numbers.
The game does not save a run with a hit under 60 ms after the hit before it.

Look for the next number while your hand moves to the current number. Good players find the next number before they hit the current number.
The last 15 numbers get easier to find, because the screen gets emptier with each hit.