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โšก Two-Handed Control Test: Can Your Hands Work Apart?

The left hand owns the blue pad and the right hand the red one, and whichever lights up has to be tapped by that hand right away. Ten of the thirty trials light both pads at once, and those are the heart of the test: what is being measured is whether your two hands get in each other's way, so a double counts three times as much as a single. Tapping a pad that is not lit costs points, so mashing gets you nowhere. Maximum 6000 points.

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๐Ÿ’ก How to play โ€” Left hand owns the blue pad, right hand owns the red one. When a pad lights up, tap it with that hand right away. Ten of the thirty trials light both pads at once, and those are the ones that count โ€” a double is worth three times a single, because the whole point is whether your two hands can work without getting in each other's way. Tapping a pad that is not lit costs you points, so mashing gets you nowhere. On a computer you can use F for the left pad and J for the right.

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