Wait longer. Score more.
Tap anywhere to fire
Fire now for one. Wait, and the same shot is worth fifteen.
Every chance you let pass is worth more than the last, and harder to take. Hold too long and the slot opens back out, at lower value — the wheel gives you another way down, not another way out.
A bar of time, draining as you wait.
Every slot you hit buys more. Small ones barely keep you level; the hard ones buy real time. Safe play runs out.
The game ends when your concentration does.
The clock speeds up as you score, and the easy slots stop paying one by one. Only the tightest of them keeps you alive forever — so there is no score the game stops you at, and no formula deciding you have had enough. Just how long you can keep hitting the window.
Tap.
No swipes, no buttons, no menus to learn. The whole game is deciding when — and everything hard about it lives in that one decision.
Earn them by playing.
None of them shoots faster. That is the point. More arriving.