Every MIKIRI game starts with the same rules and the same difficulty for everyone. So if you and your friends each play the same game once, that is already a score battle. When you finish, tap Share on the result screen to turn your record into an image and send it in a chat or post it on X. Pick a username and you can also find your friends' names on the world leaderboard and compete on rank. There is no signup and no app, so your friends can start as soon as you send them the link.
Choose one game from this page and send your friends the link to the same game. Every game opens in the browser with no signup.
Enter a username and play. Names are 2ā12 characters and can be changed later. You can play as often as you like, but agree first on which attempt counts.
Tap Share on the result screen to send your record as an image (X, Instagram Stories, or save it). Reach the top and your name appears on the leaderboard.
Short time attacks with the same number of rounds and the same rules for everyone. Retry as often as you like until you win.
Games that continue until you miss. The level or round you reach decides the winner.
A story game of late-throw rock-paper-scissors against the rival REI. Answer speed becomes points, so you can compete with friends on score.
Story games of 25 puzzles or 30 rounds. Compare whether you cleared it and with how many points.
A 60 Hz screen redraws about every 16.7 ms, and touch screens add their own delay. In reaction games, compare phone to phone or computer to computer.
Records sent to the leaderboard are checked against play time and score limits, and impossible records are kept off the ranking.
You can play as often as you like, so decide first: the first try, or the best of three, and so on.
Yes. All 22 games are free, with no account and no app to install.
No. MIKIRI games are played one person at a time. Each of you plays the same game, then you compare records or leaderboard ranks.
No. There are world leaderboards (this week and all time) and an overall ranking that everyone appears on. Look for your friends' names there.
Tap Share on the result screen to make an image of your record, then post it on X or Instagram Stories, or save it and send it in a chat.
You can, but in reaction games devices differ by tens of milliseconds. For a fair match, use the same kind of device.
MATCH (about 1 minute), NEXT (about 30 seconds) and HAJIKI (30 seconds to 1 minute). Retry as often as you like.
No. Any name of 2ā12 characters works. It appears on the leaderboard, so avoid your real name or anything that identifies you.