Ring Target

One tap. One shot. Everything else is timing.

Ring Target puts a spinning target in front of you and gives you a single
control: tap. Your shot leaves the moment you touch the screen, so the only
thing that decides whether it lands is when you let it go. The rings turn, the
gaps drift out of line, hazards swing across the lanes — and somewhere in all of
that there is a window barely wide enough to shoot through. Find it, and the
score goes up. Miss it, and the run is over.

HOW TO PLAY

• Tap anywhere to fire a shot.
• Send it through a gap in the spinning rings.
• Don't touch the orbiting hazards.
• That's the whole game. You'll still be learning it an hour in.

IT ONLY GETS FASTER

There are no levels and no lives. The target speeds up as your score climbs, the
gaps get meaner, and every five points the entire palette flips — red, cyan,
yellow, orange, olive, pink, purple. Deep runs look different from early ones,
so you can tell how far someone got just by looking at their screen.

BUILT FOR ONE MORE GO

• Instant restart. Game over, tap, you're already playing again.
• Your best score is always on screen, so you know exactly what you're chasing.
• A stats sheet that tracks your best and how many runs it took.
• Sound on or off, whenever you like.
• Smooth 60fps rendering that stays sharp on big screens and small ones.

PLAY YOUR WAY

Sign in with Google and your best score is saved to your account, so it follows
you to a new phone. Or tap Play as guest and never hand over a thing — the whole
game is there either way. Nothing is locked, nothing is timed, and there are no
in-app purchases.

NO WAITING, NO NAGGING

Ring Target is free and supported by ads, but an ad will never interrupt a run.
Full-screen ads only appear after a game has already ended, and never twice in
quick succession. The game itself plays offline.

PERFECT FOR A SPARE MINUTE

A run lasts seconds. A session lasts as long as you want it to. It's the game
for a queue, a lift, a bus stop, or the ten minutes before you should have gone
to sleep.

How high can you get before the ring beats you?