onlinegamesbrowser.comHow to play
The clock for every target starts when it appears, and your result is the mean of all 30 times, so lower is better. Accuracy shows what share of your clicks actually landed.
- Choose the target size: Large, Medium or Small.
- Click the Start button at the center.
- Go after each target. A new one pops up immediately, and never right under your pointer.
- After the last target, read Time a target and Accuracy.
- Press New board to get 30 new spots to aim at.
Controls
- Mouse or trackpad: click the targets.
- Touch screen: tap them with a finger.
- Targets: Large, Medium or Small.
- Pause: the button stops the round.
Tips
- Move in one quick sweep, then ease off just before you reach the target.
- Aim for the center of each target, not the rim.
- Don't change your mouse speed between sessions. Consistent settings let muscle memory build.
- On a small phone screen, start with Large targets.
FAQ
How is the score worked out?
Each target's timer starts when it appears and stops when you press. Your score is the mean of those 30 times, in milliseconds.
Do misses slow me down?
They don't cost time, but they pull your accuracy down: accuracy compares your hits with the total number of clicks you made in the play area. Clicks beyond the play area are ignored.
Will it help my aim in shooter games?
It works on flicks, snapping quickly and precisely to a new point. Following a moving target, or tuning the sensitivity of a specific game, is a different skill.
Can I use the aim trainer at school?
The aim trainer runs in an ordinary browser tab with nothing to install, so a school Chromebook can play it. Whether the page opens on a school network is the school's call, and if it is blocked there, only the IT team can change that.
