My Review Of Fast Finger

Enzo Keller has done a great job of keeping things simple in Fast Finger. With a very organized layout, Fast Finger has everything you need on one screen. You can access all three time trials, view your high score for the current time trial, and play each of the time trials all on the same screen.

There are three buttons at the top left of the screen for the three different time trials in this game. You can choose to test your dexterity for ten, thirty, or sixty seconds at a time. Each time trial has it's own individual high score which is saved within the game, and each score can be posted, via email, to the global scoreboard.

Submitted high scores are shown as total taps in the specified time period. The in-game scores are displayed as total taps, as well as taps per second, or t/s. The taps per second are broken down into two halves. For example, if you are playing the thirty second time trial, you are shown your taps per second during the first fifteen seconds and the last fifteen seconds. This is an interesting feature, as it shows whether your tapping is consistant, or if your speed needs to be improved during a certain interval.

There is a seperate screen which displays all three of your high scores in each time trial, along with your highest average taps per second. It is from this screen that you can send your high scores, via email, to be listed on the global scoreboard. I found it odd and slightly inconvenient to have to leave the app to send an email with the high score on it, but I'm sure over time this will be looked into by the developer. An in-game score submission system would definately complete this app.











Features:
-Three Time Trial Modes
-Easily Accessible Features On One Screen
-Fast Paced Gameplay
-Email High Scores To Leaderboard

Fast Finger is simplistic in design and, after looking at the scores on the leaderboards, is quite challenging and frustrating at the same time. If you enjoy a challenge, then this game would definately be for you, just be careful not to wear out your tapping finger.

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