Star Hopper QA
Play Star Hopper QA by @gracemwangi, a free arcade & casual game made on Mable. Play instantly in your browser.
Arcade & Casual
gracemwangi made this on Mable.
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About Star Hopper QA
Tap as many falling stars as possible within a 20-second time limit to achieve a high score.
How to play
- Wait for the stars to appear at the top of the screen and begin falling.
- Tap or click directly on a star to destroy it and earn one point.
- Quickly tap the remaining stars as their falling speed and spawn rate increase.
- Keep collecting points until the 20-second round timer reaches zero.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap directly on the falling stars to destroy them and score points.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click the left mouse button on the falling stars to pop them.
More about this game
Your goal is to tap as many falling stars as you can before the clock runs out. Each round gives you exactly 20 seconds to build your score. As the timer counts down, the game becomes more difficult: stars begin to spawn more frequently and drop at much faster speeds. Missing a star does not penalize your score, but the run automatically ends the moment the 20-second timer reaches zero.
Tips
- The tap detection radius extends 18 pixels beyond the star's visual edge, so you do not need to be perfectly precise.
- Stars fall faster as time decreases, gaining up to 120 extra speed units by the end of the 20-second round.
- Spawn delays drop from 0.7 seconds down to a minimum of 0.25 seconds, so prepare for rapid tapping near the end.
FAQ
- Do I lose points if a star falls off the screen?
- No, missing a star does not deduct points or end the game early. You only miss out on the single point you would have earned by tapping it before it disappears.
- How long does a single round last?
- Every round lasts exactly 20 seconds. The timer is displayed at the top of the screen, and the game ends immediately when it reaches zero.
- Why do the stars seem to fall faster later on?
- The game scales difficulty based on the remaining time. As the 20-second timer decreases, the stars' downward velocity increases and new stars spawn more frequently.
