What’s new in Hittime
The key milestones in Hittime: music, new ways to play and features players can actually feel.
HitTime is now on Google Play
We recommend installing HitTime for Android from Google Play. If you prefer the APK, you can still download it from our website.
Create an account to save your results and invite friends to play. After a game, tell us what you think with a star rating on Google Play. Your rating helps other music fans discover HitTime and bring their friends along.
Your votes bring more music
Your requests help shape HitTime. This collection adds 450 songs in the languages and decades chosen by registered players. Thank you for playing and telling us what you would like to hear!
Nine votes, 450 new songs
For this collection, we added 50 songs per vote: 150 Russian songs from the 1990s; 50 English songs from the 1980s, 100 from the 1990s and 50 from the 2000s; plus 50 Hebrew songs from each of the 1990s and 2000s.
Available in all three games
Explore the additions in Classic, Bingo and Last Hit. Choose your preferred languages and decades when starting a new game. The room setup counter shows available songs matching your filters. Games in progress keep their existing deck. The main collection now has 1750 songs, with 200 additional covers in Bingo and Last Hit.
Keep the requests coming
Register, play while signed in and, after revealing 100 cards, choose the languages and decades you want to hear more often in your account. We read your requests and consider them when preparing future collections.
Changed your mind? Change your Bingo answer
Tapped the wrong option or remembered the year a moment later? In Music Bingo, you can now change your answer while others are still thinking.
Choose another option, or edit the year and press “Update answer”. Only your last accepted answer counts. Once everyone in the round has answered or time runs out, answers are locked and the result appears. You cannot change an answer after that.
Familiar song. New voice. Who sang the original?
We added 200 covers and a new challenge: listen to a familiar song performed by someone else and identify the original artist.
A fifth Bingo category
Mint-coloured Original cells join the board. The cover artist is shown immediately; choose the original artist from four plausible answers. The board remains 5×5.
New cards in Last Hit
The Original challenge is available here too. After answering, see the original artist and title, plus the release year when verified.
200 covers added to the existing collection
131 in Russian, 50 in English and 19 in Hebrew. Alongside 1300 regular songs, the catalogue now contains 1500 recordings. Covers appear in Bingo and Last Hit; Classic keeps its existing deck. Counters follow the game mode, languages, decades and availability. Bingo keeps four categories when no covers match your filters.
Keep sharing your ideas
Thank you for your feedback! Register, suggest songs and tell us what could be easier — you help shape the game.
Keep the music going — with a smoother HitTime
After expanding the deck, we focused on reliable playback, a better phone layout and your feedback. Thank you for telling us what needs attention!
A backup to help the game continue
If the main music source cannot provide a song, the game can now try a backup. This reduces the risk of a session stopping because one source fails. Switching can take a little longer — thank you for your patience.
Bingo is about your musical memory again
Players spotted a pattern: the decade choices could reveal the correct answer without recognising the song. Fixed! We now randomly select the set of nearby decades, removing that predictable clue.
Notifications on your terms
Find Notifications in your account: personal invitations, new rooms from friends, public rooms and reminders before scheduled games. Choose public-room languages and quiet hours. New alert categories are off by default; delivery also needs permission on your device. Push notifications are not yet available in the iPhone test app.
Small fixes for a smoother game
We adjusted player names and avatars on phones and added space around the bottom controls so buttons no longer overlap. Your reports continue to guide improvements.
Have an Android phone? Help test the app!
HitTime is available to closed-test participants on Google Play. Join us for 14 days and try the app in your regular games.
Open the testers’ group and choose Join group. Already a member? Continue to the next step.
Join the groupOpen the testing invitation and choose Become a tester (the button wording may vary).
Become a testerFollow the link to install HitTime from Google Play. Use the same Google Account for the group, test invitation and Google Play on your phone.
Get it on Google PlaySign in to your HitTime account or register. Stay enrolled for at least 14 days, play and tell us about problems or confusing moments in the group. We welcome honest feedback!
Your feedback makes HitTime better. Thank you for playing, testing and sharing ideas!
You asked — we expanded the deck
Your requests called for more English and Hebrew songs from the 1990s and 2000s. We have added 100 songs from those decades. Thank you for helping shape the selection!
50 songs in each language
50 English songs and 50 Hebrew songs: 25 from the 1990s and 25 from the 2000s in each language. Play them in Classic, Bingo and Last Hit. Choose these languages and decades to explore the additions.
More music for new games
The catalogue now contains 1300 songs: 500 Russian, 400 English and 400 Hebrew. The additions enter the selection when you start a new game; games already in progress keep their existing deck.
Register and help shape the deck
Registered players who have revealed at least 100 cards can send requests for languages and decades they would like us to expand. We welcome these requests, read them and consider them when choosing new songs. Register to help influence the deck’s development and the music it contains!
More music, at your pace
Your games and feedback keep making HitTime better. This time, choose how far to play and enjoy larger, clearer game screens on your phone.
Classic: ten is just the beginning
Choose a goal of 10, 15 or 20 cards. A longer timeline makes each new song more of a challenge. Your starting card counts, and everyone still finishes the final round.
Last Hit: your hand, a shared draw pile
Choose 20, 50 or 100 cards for drawing. Each player receives ten extra starting cards. Friends joining later get their own hand without taking from the shared pile. Set aside a free evening for a large deck.
Easier to read on a phone
Text, answer choices and buttons are larger across all three games. Phone Bingo boards are flat and fill the available width. Eligible cells still bounce, and chat messages are easier to notice.
Your feedback gets an answer
Reports sent from your account can receive an email with the outcome and an administrator’s reply. The updates button also highlights new entries you have not opened.
More rock. More songs you know.
You asked for more guitars — here they are! We have added 300 songs, from classic riffs to a new generation of hits. HitTime now has 1,200 tracks to discover together.
Russian rock across the decades
70 new Russian-language rock songs, including Kino, Aria, Splean, Bi-2 and Nervy, plus another 30 Russian hits from the 1990s. The Russian collection now has 500 songs: more cassette-era memories and newer favourites.
Turn up the guitars
The English collection has grown to 350 tracks, with a strong focus on rock: Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Metallica, Nirvana, Linkin Park and more. The Hebrew collection also reaches 350 songs, adding familiar voices, Israeli rock and contemporary favourites.
One collection, three different game nights
The new songs are available in Classic, Bingo and Last Hit. Pick your favourite languages and decades or mix them together. There are now even more reasons to shout “I know this one!” Thanks for helping shape the music we add next.
Last Hit: play your cards. Know your songs. Take a chance.
HitTime has a third game: a shared pile, batches of cards and that “please let me know this one” moment. My daughter suggested the idea, and we could not stop playing with it.
The winner has nothing left
Everyone gets ten challenge cards. Choose what to guess and play one card or several identical ones. Get it right and leave them on the table. Miss it and take the entire pile. A bigger hand can even help: more chances to build a big batch!
One group. Three different games
Build a timeline in Classic, complete lines in Bingo, or empty your hand in Last Hit. Try a 100-card deck, or settle in for 200 or 300 cards.
Down to the last card
Keep drawing up to ten while stock remains. Then race to make the first successful last-card play. Reactions, chat, friend invitations and a celebration at the finish are all here.
Your music story keeps growing
Accuracy stays shared across every game, with a new game badge on the leaderboard. Win without a wrong answer for the “Clean sweep” award, then share your result.
Your friends. Favourite hits. A fresh look.
The best part of a music game is the people you play with. Getting everyone together again is now easier, and Classic and Bingo feel even more like a real game table.
Your friends are now in HitTime
Exchange codes in Friends and accept the request. Your friends’ rooms appear on the home page, so you can see who is gathering a group. Join public or private rooms — even if your friends have already started playing. Anyone arriving later with an invitation link or room code can join the game too.
“One more game?” Without hunting for a link
Once you create a room, invite selected friends or everyone at once. They will see the invitation in HitTime. Turn on phone notifications and it can call you back even after you switch to another app. The updated Android app supports invitations on your phone too.
Cards you will want to pick up
Classic has colourful raised cards and a clearer view of the current player’s timeline. Bingo has a board of raised tiles: after a correct answer, the available squares hop to invite your next move. The rules of both games stay the same.
Play from a comfortable angle
Hold your phone upright or turn it sideways. In landscape, the question and your board sit side by side, making it easier to follow the song, choose an answer and see how close you are to winning. Thanks to everyone who tried the new designs and helped shape them!
Bingo at your pace
A quick race for one line or a full music marathon? Choose how far your group wants to go. Your feedback has also helped make the questions more enjoyable and everyone’s progress easier to follow.
Choose your challenge
Complete one, two or three lines, or choose Hardcore and fill the whole board. Lines can intersect, so a well-chosen square can bring several goals closer.
Four categories, more fun
Guess the title, artist, decade or year within three years. We removed Exact Year following your feedback. The board is still 5×5: everyone gets the same number of cells in each category, in a different layout.
See who is closing in
Two counters beside each name show cells in the closest unfinished line and lines already completed. Hardcore also shows the total number of marked cells.
A smile, then a little thought
We reworked the answer choices for all 900 songs. Playful titles and artists now stand on their own, without twisting the correct name or surname. Recognising the hit is still up to you!
Your musical award collection
Win without mistakes, explore different eras and play both games. Seven awards grow from bronze to silver and gold. Find the rules and your progress in your account, then share your statistics and collection with friends.
Another game, fresh songs
Playing again in the same room? Songs you have already played wait until you finish the remaining selection. Then the deck reshuffles, keeping your board and score.
Meet Music Bingo!
Your ideas inspired a whole new way to play Hittime. Think familiar songs, a colourful board and that feeling when you’re just one square away from winning. Thank you to everyone who shared suggestions and helped us try something new!
One song. Everyone plays.
There’s no waiting for your turn: listen together and answer on your own phone. You might need to name the song or artist, pick the decade or guess the year within three years.
Get it right, pick a square.
Everyone has a different 5×5 board. A correct answer lets you mark one empty square in the question’s colour. Which will bring you closer to a win: building on that row or working towards a diagonal?
Five in a line — bingo!
Be first to complete a row, column or full diagonal. If several players finish a line in the same round, they share the win.
Gather around a speaker or play with friends from different homes. Laugh about unexpected answers in chat, cheer each other on with reactions and share your winning board. There are 900 songs to explore: choose your favourite languages and decades. Looking for a group? Join a public room.
Ready for a round? Choose Music Bingo on the home page and invite your friends!
One song for everyone · a board of your own · five squares to winMore music, more connection, smoother games
Built around your feedback, this update brings a larger catalogue, more ways to enjoy each other’s turns and a steadier game screen on your phone.
150 more Russian-language hits.
The catalogue now has 900 songs: 400 in Russian, 250 in English and 250 in Hebrew. We also replaced several unsuitable previews. Starting a game is simpler, with sensible defaults and song languages, decades and clip length available under Songs and settings.
Follow your friends’ turns.
When everyone uses their own phone, a compact view above your timeline shows the current player’s card years. After the answer, you can see the chosen and correct positions. You have 10 seconds to review the result and react: 3D emoji pop up on the player’s screen and remain as stickers on cards they win.
Stay connected when playing remotely.
Room chat works before and during the game and stays open for five minutes after the final result, so you can arrange a rematch with the same group. When your turn begins, chat closes automatically and saves your draft.
A different starting card for everyone.
Turn order is set afresh for each game: guests go first in random order, then registered players from lower to higher answer accuracy. When someone collects ten cards, everyone still waiting in that round gets a turn before the final scores are announced.
Your cards stay put.
Your timeline keeps its position and scroll as songs and results change. Reactions do not push cards apart, and your own turn shows a clear prompt instead of a duplicate timeline.
Help improve the catalogue.
After a song is revealed, Report a song issue lets you flag an unsuitable preview, a different version or a questionable year. These reports help us decide what to check next. We also added password recovery by email and tested room, card and turn-order recovery when the site is updated.
Public rooms and decade filters
Create a public music room and find your group directly in Hittime. The home page shows joinable games with no invitation code required. When creating a room, you can also choose specific music decades and immediately see how many songs are available for the selected combination of languages and eras.
Public games · decades · up to 10 playersHittime on your phone
A dedicated Android version and a clear Android/iPhone install guide are now available. You can launch Hittime like a regular app while the browser game still works with no installation.
Android · iPhone · browserHelp shape the deck
Regular players can now influence the music selection. After revealing 100 cards, you can mark songs you would like to hear more or less often and help shape future decks.
100 revealed cards · player feedbackThree music languages
Russian, English and Hebrew hits came together in one catalogue. Mix the languages in one game while choosing the interface language independently.
RU + EN + HEHit Parade and personal results
We added the Hit Parade for experienced players, personal game statistics and durable results. Finished games can be shared with a link and a visual result card.
Stats · Hit Parade · sharingPlay together or remotely
Hittime now supports three ways to play: pass one device around, share one audio source in the room, or let everyone hear the music on their own phone. Friends can join by link, QR code or room code.
One device · shared audio · remoteThe deck grows to 400 songs
After the first version, the catalogue expanded to 200 Russian and 200 English songs. We added hits from the 1940s to today and reviewed ambiguous release years.
200 RU + 200 EN · across generationsRooms and QR invitations
The full online game took shape with a music timeline, rooms for groups, QR invitations and 15- or 30-second listening rounds.
Rooms · QR · 15/30 secondsHittime begins
The first playable deck started with 200 Russian-language hits. The idea was simple: hear a familiar song, remember its era and place it correctly on your music timeline.
The first 200 Russian songs