FAQ
Club 6E FAQ
The questions players ask most about the ring, the scoring and where progress is saved. Can't find yours? Write to us from the contact page.
The game
5?What kind of game is Club 6E Ring Rush?
A one-button reflex and rhythm game. The spark never stops moving, the gate jumps to a new spot after every hit and the spark turns round, so you read the ring again each time instead of tapping to a fixed beat.
?Why does the spark keep speeding up?
Each successful hit adds a little speed and trims the gate, up to a set limit. The early gates teach the timing; the later ones test it. A new run always starts at the gentle opening speed.
?What are the three small dots beside a gate?
They count how many times the spark may pass that gate before it fades. If all three run out without a tap, the gate fades and you lose a life, so waiting for a perfect moment forever does not work.
?How do lives work?
You start with three. A tap outside the gate or a faded gate costs one. Every streak of six hits gives one back, up to three. The run ends when the last life is gone.
?What do the gold gates do?
Every sixth gate is gold and doubles whatever that hit is worth, multiplier included. A Perfect on a gold gate at x6 is the biggest single score in the game: 300 points.
Ranks, badges and saving
3?How are ranks decided?
By lifetime points: the total of every run you finish. Rookie starts at zero, then Spark at 500, Pulse at 1,500, Neon at 3,500, Nova at 7,000 and 6E Legend at 12,000.
?Can I lose a rank?
No. Lifetime points only go up, so a bad run never pulls you down. Only clearing your browser data (or the reset button on the Ranks page) starts the count again.
?Is there a leaderboard against other players?
Not at the moment. Club 6E keeps no accounts and stores nothing about you, so your board is personal. Share your score with the Share button after a run if you want to challenge friends.
Devices and privacy
4?Which phones and browsers work?
Any recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Samsung Internet or Safari. The ring is drawn on a canvas sized to your screen, so a small budget phone and a large monitor both get a sharp, square play area.
?Does the game work offline?
After one visit with the app installed, the game page is kept on your device, so short runs still load on a weak or missing connection. The guides need a connection the first time you open them.
?Does Club 6E collect personal data?
No sign-up, no tracking cookies and no advertising scripts. Your scores sit in your own browser storage. The Privacy page explains the few technical logs any website host keeps.
?Why is the site marked 18+?
The site is aimed at adults who enjoy quick arcade breaks, and we ask everyone to play in short sessions. The Play safe page has tips on breaks and screen time.
Still curious? Read how to play or send us a question.