reaction tester
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Test your reactions using this mini color canvas shapes 🎮 built using JavaScript
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Test your reactions using this mini color canvas shapes game built using JavaScript
Click the randomly generated canvas shapes [circles, rectangles, and squares] to know how fast you react!
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