Catch The Button!

Just like every activity, using the computer gets better the more frequent you do it, and this can mean both typing, and accurately moving the cursor and hitting a button. Needless to say that there are various tools which can help out, some of which also help the time pass faster. For instance, Catch The Button! Is sure to improve mouse accuracy.

Before you can enjoy all the application has to offer, you need to make sure that your computer is fitted with .NET Framework, even though there’s a high chance it’s already there because it’s bundled in the default set of features in modern Windows iterations. Note, however, that the program itself isn’t packed inside an installer, so you can easily carry it on a USB flash drive.

The visual design is nothing to make it stand out from the crowd, but this simplicity not only helps you easily get acquainted with the set of features, but also enhances overall practicality. Most of the space is blank, except for the button which spawns at a random location every time it’s pressed. You can view your score in a slim section.

The core functionality of the application is to let you catch a button, as the name clearly points out, which appears in a random position every time you press it. There’s no actual difficulty level, but you can tweak difficulty by expanding the window. The button only appears inside the borders of the window, and the larger it is, the greater the distance you have to travel to reach it.

As mentioned, there’s also a score section to help see your accuracy. Unfortunately, it only counts how many times the button is pressed, so unless you have an urge to catch it, or use a timer to see how many times you can press it within a limit, there’s no actual need for a counter.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Catch The Button! Is sure to help you increase accuracy when handling the mouse, but only if you’re willing to ignore the score and keep on going. Sadly, you only see results on the long run, because there’s no actual, or practical scoring system.