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Version 1.0 · 2026-04-07
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Time Duel– The Ultimate Party Timer Game!
Bring your friends and family together with a simple but addictively competitive local multiplayer game. In Guess When, 1–6 players share one phone or tablet to challenge their sense of timing. Start a hidden stopwatch and tap the screen when you think a target time has elapsed. The closer you are to the target, the more banked time you earn. Miss by too much and you’ll lose banked time – if the shared time bank ever hits zero, the game ends. It’s a thrilling test of precision and nerve that gets harder each level as the timer increases.
Local Multiplayer Party: Pass the device around! Supports up to 6 players on the same screen. Ideal for family game nights, road trips, or parties. Compete head-to-head in a cozy “couch mode”
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Endless Levels & Scaling Challenge: Each level’s target time grows longer (e.g.…
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