The Daily Sixty is one shared challenge per day: six 10-second mini-games back to back — reaction, math, aim, chimp, Stroop and memory. Everyone gets the exact same challenge, scored out of 600. Play once a day, build a streak, and compare on the leaderboard.
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The Daily Sixty is TAPSIXTY's daily ritual: six ten-second mini-rounds back to back — reaction, math, aim, chimp, Stroop and memory — adding up to one composite score out of 600. The challenge is generated fresh each day and is identical for every player in the world, so when you compare scores with a friend, you faced exactly the same gauntlet. You get one scored attempt per day; after that you can practise freely without touching your result.
Play daily and your streak grows — and because life happens, the streak comes with mercy shields that absorb the occasional missed day. It's designed to be a habit you enjoy keeping, not a chain that owns you. Miss a day beyond your shields and the counter resets, but the leaderboard doesn't care about yesterday: every morning is a clean fight.
Every scored run lands on the day's live leaderboard — the global top 100, plus your own rank with the players just above and below you, all under anonymous nicknames. No account needed; your entry is tied to your browser.
At midnight UTC — the same moment for the whole world, which is what keeps the challenge shared.
Your streak shields absorb the odd miss. Run out of shields and the streak resets — the score sheet doesn't judge, and neither do we.
Yes — every mini-round comes from a full game on the site. Warm up with the reaction time test, the chimp test or the mental math sprint any time.