Guess there’s a lot of bored buttons to go around. This is not easy game as it may seem at first glance Its a tough one Dont touch.

Still bored? Hit the button and go to a new game. Why you should play the red button: bored, push a button and talk to it. Open up the app, tap its red button, and you’ll be served up a mobile game, often of the Candy Crush variety. In 2017, a separate app, also called Bored Button by Gabble Studios, debuted. Its landing page features a red button, like the kind on clothing, that someone clicks to be sent to a random and amusing interactive game, activity, or interesting tidbit, such as a neat card trick, sad trombone sound effect, or mind-blowing fact about the size of the universe.

The website Bored Button dates back to 2006. A 2005 MIT study created such a bored button, along with a lost and applause button, for students to give feedback on class instruction. In her 1995 Museum, Media, Message, Eilean Hooper-Greenhill imagined a literal bored button students could hit when they checked out of uninteresting museum programs.

Ever catch yourself feeling so bored you feel like you might just actually die? Hit the bored button.

Do not push the red button i am bored