Number Touch Free online game

What is it?

Number Touch is a game where you tap the scattered numbers in order from 1 to the last as fast as you can. There are three boards: 4×4 (1–16), 5×5 (1–25) and 6×6 (1–36).

At the start you get a few seconds to memorize the layout (5 s on 4×4, 4 s on 5×5, 3 s on 6×6), then the clock starts. Each wrong tap adds 1 second, and the shorter your total time, the higher you rank.

How to play

1. Tap from 1 up to the last number in order (25 on Normal)
2. At the start you get a few seconds to memorize the numbers (4×4: 5 s · 5×5: 4 s · 6×6: 3 s). Then the clock starts
3. A wrong tap adds a 1-second penalty

Difficulty and rankings

There's a weekly ranking and an all-time ranking; the weekly one resets every Monday at midnight (Korea time). For details, see the Help.

Good to know on Hanpanmadang

• Every wrong tap adds 1 second. The clock starts once the memorizing time ends.

Common mistakes

Trying to memorize every number during the preview.

You only get 3–5 seconds. Lock in the positions of the first few, like 1–5, and use that time to look for what comes next.

Tapping look-alike numbers (like 6 and 9) without checking.

A miss costs a 1-second penalty. Double-check numbers that look alike.

Tips

• Divide the board into four quadrants (top left · top right · bottom left · bottom right) and you'll find it easier to recall rough positions like "the next one is around the bottom right".
• While you tap one number, your eyes should already be hunting for the next. Practice moving your tapping hand and searching eyes independently.
• Start looking for the next number the instant you tap. If you only start searching after tapping, you lose half a beat on every number.
• Using both thumbs instead of one finger cuts the time spent crossing from one side of the board to the other.