New rhythm game: KIZAMI

We added a new game, KIZAMI. MIKIRI now has 15 games.

How to play

1. After "3, 2, 1", KIRI plays a one-bar rhythm
2. After another "3, 2, 1", tap the same rhythm anywhere on the screen
3. A chart compares the model with your taps so you can see where you were off

It starts with four even beats and moves on to offbeats, triplets, sixteenths, syncopation, quintuplets (round 21, demon) and two-bar rhythms (round 28, beyond human). You have two lives, and the round you reach goes on the world ranking.

Earphone delay does not matter

Only the spacing between your taps is judged. The average offset of all your taps is removed first, so a delay that shifts every tap equally — such as Bluetooth earphones or your phone's audio delay — does not affect the result. With the sound off, the model is still shown by the circle and the small dots.