Table 09 — Speed · connecting stars

SEIZA

Connect the stars, 1 to 25

Numbers are scattered across the night sky. Tap them in order, starting from 1. Each star you connect shoots away and a new one falls in from above, so the sky never empties. Thirty seconds, and the count is your score.

solo national best up to 6 online 30 seconds

SEIZA at a glance
Players	1 to 6
Format	Time race
On your own	Solo, on the national best
Length	30 seconds
Price	Free · no sign-up · no install

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Fig. SEIZA · playroom-game.com/seiza/en

How to play

How a game goes

Find the 1

Twenty-five numbers sit scattered across the sky. The next number you need is shown at the top of the screen, so you never lose your place.

Tap in order

Tap it and the star shoots away, drawing a line as it goes. A new, higher number falls in to replace it — the sky keeps rolling.

Do not panic-tap

A wrong tap costs you the rhythm and shows in your miss count. Reading ahead beats tapping fast.

Thirty seconds

However many you connect is your score. A title comes with it, from a first night out to a full celestial map.

Why it keeps rolling

Connected stars leave, and higher numbers drop in to fill the gap
So the sky is never cleared and the pace never lets up
The next number is always at the top of the screen
It is a rolling Schulte table, if you know the exercise

Two ways to play

Solo: put your name on the national best, top five
Online: 2 to 6 players solve the same sky at the same time
Everyone in a room gets an identical sky, so the race is fair

Tips

Tips for winning

01Find the next while tappingYour eyes should already be on the next number as your finger lands.

02Work in areasScan a quarter of the sky at a time rather than the whole thing.

03New stars come from aboveHigh numbers tend to arrive at the top. Look there first.

04Misses cost rhythmOne wrong tap breaks the flow more than it costs in time.

FAQ

Common questions

How many people play SEIZA?

One to six. Solo goes on the national best; with friends you share a four-letter room code and race the same sky.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes, and it is built for one. It is free, with no sign-up and nothing to install.

Does everyone get the same sky?

In a room, yes. Everyone solves an identical sky at the same time, so the scores compare directly.

Any advice for winning?

Look for the next number while your finger is still landing on the current one. New, higher stars usually come in from the top.