say hi to spiderman
Play say hi to spiderman by @wavess2002, a free arcade & casual game made on Mable. Play instantly in your browser.
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wavess2002 made this on Mable.
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Press and hold the screen to activate a four-frame animation sequence, watching the border glow red until the final frame appears.
How to play
- Wait for the throbbing press and hold hint to appear at the bottom of the screen.
- Press and hold your finger or mouse down anywhere on the main stage area.
- Keep holding as the activated badge appears and the images swap every 120 milliseconds.
- Wait until the fourth frame loads and the release to reset badge displays at the top.
- Let go of the screen to clear the red glowing border and restart the entire process.
Controls
- Touch
- Press and hold your finger on the screen to advance the image frames.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and hold the left mouse button to trigger the 120-millisecond frame timer.
More about this game
Your goal in this interactive experience is to reveal all four frames of the hidden sequence by maintaining a continuous hold. The core loop requires you to press down, which triggers a glowing red border and swaps the images every 120 milliseconds. There is no changing difficulty, just a strict requirement to keep your pointer active. A run ends immediately if your cursor leaves the stage, the window loses focus, or you release your finger, instantly resetting the sequence back to the very first frame.
Tips
- Do not let your cursor leave the stage area while holding, because a pointerleave event will instantly cancel the 120-millisecond timers and reset your progress.
- Watch the badges at the top of the screen; the red activated badge switches to a dark release to reset badge exactly when frame four loads.
- Make sure you do not switch browser tabs while holding, as a window blur event automatically drops your hold state and returns you to frame zero.
FAQ
- How long does it take to see the whole sequence?
- Because there are four frames and the game uses a 120-millisecond pace between each step, it takes exactly 360 milliseconds of continuous holding to reach the final image.
- Why did the animation stop before the end?
- The sequence stops and resets to the first frame if you release the pointer, if your cursor leaves the window, or if the browser loses focus before the 360 milliseconds finish.
- What happens to the screen border when I click?
- When you press down, the stage border immediately updates to show a six-pixel solid red rim along with a forty-pixel inner red glow to indicate your hold is active.
