Ok so saddogimmo dug trough the game's code and found the score's formula. The game runs at 50 FPS:

The bonus is calculated: 2000-floor(20*(CurrentFrames/TimeBorders)). If this results negative, the bonus is zero.

TimeBorders is the list of all maximum time/2 you can do on a level. Ex. on level 1 the maximum time is 4 seconds, so TimeBorders is 2.

Also, the seconds in-game get rounded to the nearest integer.

Score calculator: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/bf2usfk8bq

The bonus formula I've provided here is a mathematical simplification of the source code, thus it is not the original; however, it yelds the exact same result. Here is the full code for the bonus score calculation:

private function calculateBonus() : void

{

var *loc1*:Number = NaN;

if(getCurrentTime() <= timeBorders[_parent._currentLevel - 1] * 2)

{

*loc1* = timeBorders[_parent._currentLevel - 1] / 50;

bonus = Math.floor((timeBorders[_parent._currentLevel - 1] * 2 - getCurrentTime()) / _loc1_ * 20);

}

else

{

bonus = 0;

}

}

Thanks for sharing! So the score is basically 2000 minus 20 times (current frames ÷ TimeBorders), floored, with a minimum of zero, and in-game seconds are rounded. This link makes it easy to calculate quickly.

Nice find! That explanation makes the scoring system much clearer. The breakdown of the formula and the code snippet really help to understand how the bonus is calculated based on time and frames. Thanks for sharing the calculator as well—it makes testing different values much easier.

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Funny how even small games end up having communities optimizing everything — kind of like using “Calcolo” tools to find the most efficient setup instead of doing everything manually 😄

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