Signal at Noon
Read each desert signal flash, hold back on red WAIT diamonds, and tap once on DRAW before the rival fires.
How to play
Wait for the first signal at 5 seconds. If a red WAIT diamond appears, do nothing — it lasts 0.70 seconds. When a yellow DRAW circle appears with its draining deadline ring, tap once before the ring empties. Drawing during WAIT or after the deadline ends the run. Score 100 points per win plus a speed bonus, and 200 extra for every eighth consecutive win.
Controls
- Tap / Click: draw once during a live duel
- Space: draw once on a fresh key press
Tips
- Check both the shape and the word on each mark — a red diamond means WAIT, a yellow circle means DRAW.
- Never tap on a WAIT diamond; one early press ends the whole run.
- Watch the draining ring and act early to earn more speed points per win.
- Don't memorize rhythms — decoy counts are shuffled, and later stages use uneven spacing.
- Keep your streak alive: every eighth consecutive win adds a 200-point bonus.
About Signal at Noon
Signal at Noon is a one-button quick-draw duel set in a noon-lit desert. Each duel opens with a signal on the panel: a red diamond labeled WAIT is a false flash you must ignore, while a yellow circle labeled DRAW means it's time to act. Tap once on DRAW before the CPU duelist fires, or the run ends instantly. Drawing early on a WAIT also ends the run, so every duel starts with a real draw-or-wait decision. Play is endless — win duels, build a streak, and chase a high score. Every eighth consecutive win adds a 200-point bonus, and faster draws score more points within each deadline. Nine visible stages tighten the CPU's delay from 1.70 seconds down to 1.10 seconds and add up to two decoys per duel, with uneven spacing at the later stages. The CPU delay is displayed before each duel and shown by a draining ring around DRAW, so all timing information is on screen. Best score persists between sessions.
