What is a perfect score?

10 points a throw, so 80 for eight throws.

How good is the rival?

It stops close to the mark most of the time, but not perfectly. Steady timing beats it.

Yes, your best total is kept on this device.

Stop the aim on the bullseye line, then stop the power on the mark. Eight throws against a rival, up to 10 points a throw.

Axe Throw

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A real run of the game, recorded with captions and no sound.

Each throw has two steps. First a cursor slides along the aim meter: stop it on the 🎯 mark.
Then a second cursor slides along the power meter: stop it on its mark too. Press STOP, tap the meter, or press Space.
Your throw scores 0 to 10, the average of how close you stopped each cursor. The rival throws at the same targets.
After eight throws the higher total wins. The cursors get faster every throw.

Controls: mouse, touch or keyboard. Made by CalcoTools.

Watch the cursor bounce once to learn its rhythm before you stop it.
The green patch around the mark shows roughly how close you need to be for good points.
Do not rush the second step: a perfect aim does not help if the power is wrong.
Speeds go up each throw, so bank points early.

What is a perfect score?: 10 points a throw, so 80 for eight throws.
How good is the rival?: It stops close to the mark most of the time, but not perfectly. Steady timing beats it.
Is my best saved?: Yes, your best total is kept on this device.