The all-time board for registered players. Every one of the 21 scoring modes is worth up to 100 points — your best score in that mode as a share of the highest score the mode allows — and your Hall of Fame total is the sum of all 21. Mastering every mode in the game would be 2,100 points.
How the Hall of Fame is scored
The per-mode leaderboards each rank a single game over a single window of time, so a player who is superb at one mode tops one board and appears nowhere else. The Hall of Fame answers the other question: who is the strongest across the whole game?
Adding raw scores together would not work, because the modes aren’t on the same scale — Memory Stack tops out at 150 points a game, Speed at 60, Easy Sliders at 50 — and it would reward whoever played most rather than whoever played best. So each mode is converted to a percentage of its own ceiling: a 48/50 in Hard is 96 points, a perfect Hue Sort is 100. Only your best game in each mode counts, so a bad run can never cost you anything, and playing the same mode a hundred times adds nothing once you’ve set your best. Color Sequence and Name That Color are endless and have no ceiling, so they cap at 100 points once you clear five rounds.
Only registered players appear here. Scores you posted under your nickname before signing up still count — claiming a name claims its history — so the fastest way onto the board is to claim the name you already play under. Games flagged by the anti-cheat checks never count anywhere.
Want a different cut of the same data? The main leaderboard has today, this week and all-time boards for every mode, the country leaderboard ranks nations against each other, and the monthly season resets on the 1st for anyone who’d rather chase something winnable this month. Full scoring detail is in how to play.