A one-minute duel that's easy to pick up and hard to put down. Our favourite part is the split field: you trash the rival's room, then rush back to save yours.
Every match lasts 60 seconds. The arena is split into two rooms, yours and your rival's. Objects light up around the floor, and each one you bump into scores a point. On the rival's side that means a prank: tip over the bin, scatter the books, steal the socks. At home it works the other way, so you put out a small fire, repot the plant and return the cushions before the other hat gets there. When the clock hits zero, whoever has more points wins.
The main button finds a real opponent for a live 1v1. If nobody turns up, you can practise against the computer, which has six levels, from a slow beginner to a quick moon-base champion. You can also send a friend an invite link and play live in the same arena, or take turns and try to beat their score.
There are six arenas, each with its own music: a cosy flat, a neon rooftop, a pirate cove, a moon base, a winter lodge and a Christmas room. You pick one of six hats, each with its own colour and accessory. Rankings run by day, week and all time; wins count first, points break ties, and games against the computer count too. The daily table resets at 00:00 UTC.
On a phone you steer with an on-screen joystick or tap an object and the hat walks there on its own. On a keyboard, the arrows and WASD work. The game is free, with menus in English and Hebrew. It also opens in a browser, but scores are only saved when you play inside Telegram.
Tap Open, start the game with the button in the bot and pick a rival match, the computer or a friend challenge.
Tap a star — you can change your vote later.