Quick Parcel

Quick Parcel - a tapping game where a single target item is shown above the playfield and neutral objects keep appearing at random positions below it. Tapping the object that matches the target adds points and immediately picks a new target, while tapping anything else clears the current series and returns the point value to its base level. Every third correct tap raises the series value by one step up to nine, so a clean sequence of taps builds the total much faster than isolated hits. Objects fade in and disappear on their own after a short lifetime, and at least one copy of the current target is always present on the playfield. A round lasts forty-five seconds by default and ends when the timer reaches zero, after which the total and the collected upgrade points are shown together with controls for a fresh round or a return to the menu. Upgrade points accumulate across launches and are applied on the upgrade screen, which holds four positions: longer starting time, a higher starting series value, extra time added for every correct tap, and protection that absorbs a fixed number of wrong taps per round. Each position has its own level and a rising cost, and every new level applies from the next round on. The settings screen shows the top result with a control that clears it, a three-position speed switch that changes how many objects stay on the playfield and how long each one lives, a toggle for screen shake and hit effects, and a control that clears all accumulated progress. A pause control is available at any moment during a round and opens a panel with continue, restart and menu. All settings, the top result and the upgrade levels are kept across launches.