Opening After Hours…
REMEMBER YOUR REFLECTION
Mirror Duel
Study the runes. Rebuild the pattern before your rival.
2–2 players2–3 minOne shared phone
Play Mirror DuelHow the night unfolds
- 01
Watch together.
Both players use their own half of one screen. Each taps Ready. Both grids use the same pattern and size: Easy 3×3, Normal (Medium) 4×4, Hard 5×5. Easy shows it for 3 seconds, Normal for 2 seconds, and Hard for 1.4 seconds. Remember its positions as seen from your own side.
- 02
Rebuild the hidden pattern.
When the pattern disappears, tap cells on your grid to select them; tap again to undo. Recreate every lit cell, then press Submit. Easy gives 20 seconds to solve, Normal gives 15, and Hard gives 12. Both players always have identical timing.
- 03
Be quick and accurate.
The first correct submission earns one point. Correct submissions within 35 milliseconds share the point. A wrong submission locks only your controls for 0.65 seconds, then you can edit and retry. No correct answer means no points.
- 04
Five rounds. One winner.
Patterns grow from 3 to 4 cells on Easy, 3 to 5 on Normal, and 4 to 6 on Hard. Both players get ready between rounds. Most points after five rounds wins; equal scores draw. Pausing restarts the current unscored pattern for both.
- 05
Playing on a keyboard?
Easy: QWE / ASD / ZXC + F; UIO / JKL / M,. + semicolon. Normal and Hard: player 1 moves with WASD, E selects, F submits; player 2 moves with IJKL, O selects, semicolon submits. Tab + Enter or Space works on every cell.
The first correct pattern earns one point; submissions within 35 ms share it. A wrong submission pauses that side for 0.65 seconds. Most points over five rounds wins; ties draw.
Picture this
On Easy, the top-left, center and bottom-right cells glow. After they vanish, select those three cells on your own grid, then Submit. Selected an extra cell? Tap it again before submitting.
A few good ground rules
- Each player has their own grid on one device. Select cells, then explicitly Submit.
- Both players must be ready before each round. Pause restarts the current unscored pattern fairly.
Player names and settings stay in this browser. Matches can recover after a refresh in the same tab, but closing it may clear progress. Private cards are protected from casual peeking, not from someone inspecting the device’s storage.