Show HN: Eyeball
Eyeball is a browser game where players click to position a number on a line as accurately as possible.
Eyeball is a precision clicking game built for mouse and trackpad use. Players are given a target number and must click on a line to position that number at the correct percentage location. The game provides immediate feedback on accuracy. The creator built it in under 25 minutes and is developing a mobile app version. The game is minimal in design, totaling 5.1 KB, with plans to add features like training modes and data visualization.
What HN community is saying
Players broadly found the game engaging and addictive despite initial confusion about mechanics. Common feedback: the instruction "click the line" should be more prominent, as low contrast made the goal unclear. Users reported accuracy ranging from 0% to 2-4% average, with many praising simplicity. Requested features include timed modes, training modes with repetition, diagonal lines, and persistent score tracking. One commenter noted users can achieve 0.00% consistently through geometric calculation rather than eyeballing.