Number Panel description

This game is very easy to play; simply touch the numbers in order starting from 1 onward, in a 5 x 5 number panel.
How many numbers can you touch in just one minute?!

Concentrating hard for such a short amount of time, just one minute, is an effective way of training your concentration.
Concentrate for one minute, have a rest, and then concentrate again for another minute... playing this game continuously in this way will improve your concentration for long periods of time.

If you touch one number per second, you can get to a score of 60; however, this is not as easy as it sounds.
As you go past 15, the numbers start to increase with 26, 27, 28, etc. making it harder for you to chase after the numbers!

This game trains your dynamic visual acuity and peripheral vision.
As you make numbers disappear in the panel, you need to recognize the new numbers that appear on the grid; this is actually harder than it sounds.
In order to identify correctly the contents of your peripheral field of vision, you need to make rapid eye movements; this is good training for your dynamic visual acuity.

Dynamic visual acuity and peripheral vision tends to be thought of as important skills in sports such as baseball or soccer; however, it is also important for other tasks such as speed reading.
So this means that it is also useful for studying!

[Number Panel] stores your score in a world ranking.
If you can reach a score that puts you in the top 100 players, then you are sure to have improved your dynamic visual acuity, peripheral vision, and power of concentration!