One drill, four games
There is one drill on this page, not a menu of game modes. Press Start test and 30 round targets appear one at a time at random positions. A run takes about 20 seconds and ends with your average time per target, your missed clicks and your accuracy percent.
The games below are rules you put on top of that drill. They give each run a purpose, and that is what makes practice stick.
Three games to play alone
Beat your average
Look at the Your scores panel and find your average. That number is your opponent. Play five runs. You score a point for each run that beats the average with accuracy above 90 percent. A faster run with worse accuracy scores nothing.
No-miss streak
How many clean runs in a row can you finish? A clean run has zero missed clicks. One miss anywhere ends the streak. Go at whatever pace keeps it alive, and note your longest streak so you have something to beat next time.
Small-window challenge
Shrink the browser window to about half your screen. The targets now sit close together, so every hit is a short, exact correction. Go for your lowest average with accuracy above 90 percent.
Keep a separate record for this game. Short distances give faster times, so a small-window score is not comparable with a full-window one.
Two player turns on one device
Share one mouse or one touchscreen and take turns. Each player does three runs, and the lower average of the three wins. A run under 90 percent accuracy does not count and has to be replayed.
Keep it fair. Use the same device, the same input and the same window size for both players. The Your scores panel does not separate players, so write the results down as you go.
If one player is much faster, play for improvement instead. Whoever beats their own first run by more wins.
Keep the games honest
A run where you restart after a bad opening is not a real score. Finish every run you start. And be aware of what the games cover: still targets on a 2D board. They do not train tracking or recoil.
For a week of sessions to fit these games into, see aim training online. For warm-up drills, see aim practice, and your results across all tests are on the dashboard.