How to play Aim trainer

Targets pop up around the screen at random spots. Click or tap each one as fast as you can. As soon as you hit one, a new one appears somewhere else. The clock runs for thirty seconds and counts how many targets you hit. Your final score is targets per second. Mouse and trackpad both work. Keyboard does not.

Tips

• Use a mouse if you have one, trackpads cap your speed
• Do not chase the cursor, only move the mouse when a new target shows
• Lower the mouse sensitivity for better aim
• Stand up if you can, your shoulders aim better than your fingers

About Aim trainer

Aim trainers became a thing among first person shooter players in the 2010s. Pro Counter Strike and Valorant players still warm up with three or five minutes of dot clicking before every session. The same workout is good for anyone who wants better mouse precision: gamers, designers, video editors. Half a minute is enough for a quick warm up. Track your number across days, the improvement is sometimes scary.

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