About Mora Rush
Mora Rush takes rock-paper-scissors, a game most people learn before they can read, and turns it into a quick arcade game. Mora is an old name for finger-guessing games, and that is exactly what this is: hands making signs, with you choosing which sign to throw.
The game gives you prompts, and you change your fingers - your hand sign - to follow them until you win. Rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, paper beats rock - you already know the rules, so there is nothing to learn. The fun comes from applying them on the spot without second-guessing.
It is a small arcade game built around that one idea, which makes it easy to pick up at any moment. The portrait layout suits a phone, and on a computer you play it with the mouse.
How to play Mora Rush
- Look at the prompt on screen to see what you are up against.
- Click or tap to change your hand sign.
- Choose the sign that wins: rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper, paper beats rock.
- Follow each new prompt as it comes.
- Keep changing your hand until you win.
Tips and tricks
- Say the winning pair in your head as a single word - rock-scissors, scissors-paper, paper-rock - so the answer comes without thinking.
- Read the prompt carefully each time instead of answering on autopilot.
- Stay calm and click deliberately rather than in a rush.
- Use your first rounds to get familiar with the game's prompts, and take each one as it comes.
Game details
- Category
- Casual
- Developer
- Mad Buffer
- Plays on
- Desktop, tablet and phone
- Released
- November 2, 2021
- Price
- Free
Frequently asked questions
What does Mora mean?
Mora is a traditional name for finger-guessing games, the family of hand games that includes rock-paper-scissors.
What are the rules of Mora Rush?
Standard rock-paper-scissors: rock beats scissors, scissors beats paper and paper beats rock. Follow the prompts and pick the hand that wins.
How do I control the game?
Use the mouse on a computer, or tap on a phone or tablet, to change your hand sign.