HAJIKI (Moving Ball Clear)

HAJIKI is MIKIRI's time-attack game. Twenty blue balls and five red balls marked with × move around the field. After a "3, 2, 1" count the clock starts, and you tap the blue balls to clear them. The run ends when every blue ball is gone, and your clear time goes on the leaderboard. It is one run per play — there are no levels.

No two balls move the same way. Each one has its own speed, and they follow four kinds of paths: straight lines, slow curves, sudden zigzags and bursts of speed after slowing down. Red × balls never disappear; touching one adds 5 seconds to your time. When only 10 blue balls are left, every ball speeds up, so the second half is where most of the time is won or lost.

Jak grać

1. Enter a username and choose HAJIKI
2. After "3, 2, 1", tap the blue balls to clear them
3. Do not touch the red balls marked with × — each touch adds 5 seconds
4. When 10 blue balls are left, everything speeds up
5. Clear all 20 blue balls. Your time, including penalties, is your score

Poziom trudności

HAJIKI has no levels: every run uses 20 blue balls and 5 red × balls. Ball speeds vary from about half to about 1.6 times the standard speed, and the mix of path types is random each run (about 40% straight, 25% curving, 20% zigzag and 15% bursting). When 10 blue balls remain, all balls, including the red ones, speed up to 1.4 times over about a third of a second.

Wskazówki

• Start with the slow, straight-moving balls and save the zigzags for when they turn toward you
• Tap the centre of the ball, not where it was a moment ago
• When a blue ball overlaps a red one, wait a moment — a 5-second penalty costs more than the wait
• Prepare for the speed-up at 10 left instead of being surprised by it
• Missing an empty spot costs nothing, so keep tapping steadily rather than hesitating

FAQ

Q. Is HAJIKI free?

A. Yes. It is free, needs no signup and runs in your phone or desktop browser.

Q. What happens if I touch a red ball?

A. 5 seconds are added to your time and the red ball stays on the field. Tapping empty space costs nothing.

Q. Are the balls the same every time?

A. No. Starting positions, speeds and path types are random each run.

Q. Does the screen flash?

A. No. Only the ball you touched shakes and shows a ring; the screen itself never flashes.

Q. What does the score mean?

A. Your clear time including penalties. It is a game score, not a medical or ability measurement.

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