Every flick in Kovaak’s feels like directed physiotherapy for the upper limb. The flexor carpi radialis and extensor digitorum contract in relentless intervals, driving forearm fatigue to levels one would normally associate with graded ergometric testing. The repetition transforms simple motor output into structured neuromuscular conditioning.

The hit-sounds act as reinforcement vectors, triggering dopaminergic surges that bypass conscious regulation. What follows is transient hypofrontality, a suspension of executive oversight, and a state of thalamocortical entrainment that users casually label as “focus.” The physiological reality is closer to an induced neuroadaptive trance.

The cumulative effect is not entertainment but quantifiable augmentation of visuomotor synchrony, reaction bandwidth, and attentional endurance. With time, the user acquires a form of cortical efficiency that borders on pathological dedication.

Good game overall 10/10. Would recommend both as entertainment and as an unlicensed neurological experiment.