Hit start and targets pop up one at a time in random spots. We time how long each one stays on screen before you click it, average all 20, and track every missed click to work out your accuracy. It runs right in your browser, so it makes a handy warm-up before a match.
What counts as a good score?
With a mouse, anything under about 650 ms is solid and under 520 ms is genuinely good. Break 420 ms and you are in the territory of players who top the scoreboard in shooters. On a touchscreen your finger has farther to travel, so expect slightly slower numbers.
How to actually get better
Aim for clean hits first and let speed come later. Move from the elbow or shoulder instead of flicking only the wrist, and keep your sensitivity at a level you can control. Several short sessions a day beat one long grind.
Don’t ignore accuracy
Spamming clicks might shave a few milliseconds off your average, but your accuracy will tank. In real games, fast and precise wins. Try to stay above 90% accuracy while pushing your time down.
FAQ
- Does it work on phones?
- Yes, you can tap the targets. Touch and mouse feel very different though, so don’t compare the two scores directly.
- Where is my best score saved?
- Only your fastest average is stored, locally in this browser. Nothing is sent to a server.
