Forms of Torture

You just want to download one PDF. First, a quick form.

Gary, VP of User Delight, has redesigned every field. Type your name on a keyboard whose keys pop up and duck away. Drop your phone number down a peg board. Flick the volume toward a speaker. Dial a PIN on a rotary dial that reshuffles its numbers. Switch off cookies that switch themselves back on. Find the real close button on a stack of pop-ups. Read the Terms at the speed limit. Then catch the Submit button, which really does not want to be pressed.

Every field is a short game with a goal, a timer and a few strikes, and three stars for doing it well.

• Easy, Normal and Hard, each with its own stars and best times
• Today's form: one short form a day, the same for everyone, one try, a streak and a share card
• Resubmit: endless forms that keep getting harder while Gary keeps updating the Terms
• Every attempt asks for something new: a new name, a new number, a new PIN
• Plays offline

Is it really just one page? We'll see.

Free to play, with an ad now and then between fields. A one-time purchase removes them.