How to Play 67 Tap and Push Your Country Up the Leaderboard
67 Tap is the global 67 counter. Every tap counts for your country. Here is how it works, what the sprint is, and how the rankings are decided.
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67 Tap has one button and one purpose: add your 67 to the world.
What a tap does
Every time you tap the big lime button (or click it, or press space), three things happen:
- The gloves on screen do the gesture: one hand up, one hand down, swapping each tap.
- A 67 flies off towards the world map.
- One 67 is added to your country's total on the global counter.
Your country is detected from your connection, automatically. No account, no sign-up.
The sprint
Your first tap starts a 67-second sprint. For 67 seconds the game counts how many 67s you can tap. When the time is up you get a score card, a best score saved on your device, and a share button. Then you can start another sprint. Every tap during a sprint also counts for your country; the sprint is just how we measure you.
The combo
Tap fast enough (under about half a second between taps) and a combo counter appears. It does not multiply anything on the global counter, where a tap is a tap. It is there to make you feel fast, and to give the screen something to explode.
The leaderboard
Countries are ranked by their total 67s. The panel on the right shows your country, its total, its rank and how far it is from the country above. Rankings update every few seconds. The full list is on the leaderboard page.
Fair play
- Each device can send about fifteen taps per second to the counter. Faster than that is not a human, and the extra taps are dropped.
- Bots are removed when we find them, and the country totals are corrected.
- There is no way to tap for another country. Move there.
Tips
- Two thumbs beat one finger.
- Space bar on a keyboard is the fastest input most people have.
- The sprint is 67 seconds because of course it is. Pace yourself for the last ten.
