Alvian Motion

Alvian Motion is a compact reaction and precision game built around two structured stages. The experience focuses on color recognition, timing, and consistent input under changing conditions.

Stage one presents a target color along with a grid of six elements. The task is to select elements that match the displayed color. Each correct selection increases the score and extends the sequence, while incorrect input reduces progress and resets the chain. The stage runs within a limited time window, where reaching a defined score reflects stable performance.

Stage two follows a similar logic but increases the density of elements to a three by four grid. The pace becomes faster, and visual changes occur more frequently. The scoring system remains consistent, with adjustments to timing and target values ​​to reflect the increased complexity.

After completing both stages, a summary screen displays the total result along with the highest recorded value for the session. The structure allows repeated runs with consistent rules and measurable outcomes.

The visual style is minimal and focused, avoiding unnecessary elements and maintaining clarity during interaction.