CALL THEM ALL

If you are tired of puzzles and other online games where you need to strain your head, then this clicker is just for you! There is no need to think here, but you need to make quick decisions, because the game is timed. Each level continues only as long as there are bars at the top and bottom of the playing field. As soon as they disappear, the game ends.

At the beginning of each level, colorful faces of monsters fall out on a 4-by-5-cell playing field. A total of 20 faces. Simultaneously, time indicators appear at the top and bottom of the field — the same colored bars. Important: the color of the bars is an indicator of the task. It shows you what color monsters you need to summon at a given level. The goal of the level is to summon all the monsters until the stripes disappear.

Any mislick (wrong click) — clicking on a monster of a different color-is penalized with an immediate defeat. The disappearance of time strips also leads to the failure of the mission. So, the algorithm is as follows: we started the level, saw the color of the stripes and quickly called all the monsters of this color. Speed and responsiveness are crucial.

One point is awarded for each successfully played level. The result is saved in the browser's memory, so you can beat your highscore next time.

The game has four modes: Classic (Classic-described above), time (Time), Rush (Rush) and Bomb (Bomb). The on time mode provides for the game without taking into account the levels with a common timer. That is, it starts at the start and doesn't stop when you change levels. The game ends when it expires. Rush is a kind of mixture of playing with time and playing with a stopwatch. The game result is recorded using a stopwatch. The bomb mode adds a fake element to the field - a bomb that cannot be clicked. It is masked by color - it is colored in the same way as the monsters that you need to click on. Any click on the bomb stops the game.

Finally, we will add that the term click is mainly applied to systems with a pointer moved by a manipulator (for example, a mouse). In this game, monsters can not only be called, but also zatapat, since the game works also on a tablet and on smartphones.