The aim trainer challenges you to pop 30 targets as fast as possible. It measures your total time and average milliseconds per target — a popular benchmark for gamers.
Play the Aim TrainerUse a comfortable sensitivity, keep your wrist relaxed, and aim with smooth, confident flicks rather than jerky corrections.
Averaging under 500 ms per target is strong; pros go much lower.
Yes — a good mouse and high-refresh monitor help a lot.
It combines reaction with precise targeting.
ReactionLab brain games are for benchmarking and fun. They are not medical, neurological, or IQ assessments.