Morse Relay
Hold to key dots and dashes, release for the right gaps.👆
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Play to set a score, then submit it to the board.
How to play
- A target word appears — key it out in Morse code using a single telegraph key.
- Hold briefly for a dot, hold longer for a dash, then release. The game learns your speed from your very first press.
- Rest between symbols, letters, and words for the right length gap — too short or too long counts as a mistake.
- You have five lives. A wrong symbol or a wrong gap costs one. Clear words to advance and keep your run going.
Strategy & tips
- Your first press sets the pace for the whole word, so commit to a comfortable, repeatable rhythm from the very first symbol.
- Dashes and long gaps both take roughly three times as long as a dot or a short gap — count in multiples of your own unit, not the clock.
- A clean run of correct symbols builds a combo multiplier, so consistency is worth more than rushing through individual letters.
- Harder levels tighten the timing tolerance, so as your run goes on, aim for your cleanest, most deliberate taps yet.
FAQ
How do you play Morse Relay?
Hold the telegraph key (on-screen or Spacebar) for a dot or a dash and release, resting between presses for the right gap length. The game calibrates to your own tapping speed from your first press.
What happens if I mistime a press?
A wrong symbol or a wrong-length gap costs one of your five lives. Lose all five and the run ends.
Does the game ever end on its own?
No — Morse Relay is an endless survival run. Your score is how many letters and words you keyed correctly before running out of lives.