Aim Tracking Test

The test measures how well you follow a moving target. One target moves around the screen for 30 seconds. Keep your pointer on the target for as much of the time as you can.

The target changes direction at random, and it often turns straight back. It also gets faster as the time goes on.

With a mouse, move the pointer. You do not have to press a button. On a phone or tablet, keep your finger on the screen and on the target.

How to play

• Hit the target in the middle to start.
• The target waits until your pointer is on it. Then the target starts to move and the 30 seconds start.
• A green ring around the target shows that your pointer is on the target.
• The bar at the bottom of the screen shows the time that is left.
• The restart button at the top of the screen stops the run, and the start target shows again. The R key does the same. The game does not save the run that you stop.

What counts in this quiz

• Your result is the share of the 30 seconds that your pointer was on the target, for example 73.4%.
• On the leaderboard, a higher share ranks higher.
• The result screen shows your share for each second, so you can see when you lost the target.

What's not included, and why

• When you lift your finger, your pointer is not on the target.
• When you change tabs, the run stops until you come back.
• The game does not save a run with more than 98% on target. The target turns more than 30 times in a run, and each turn costs at least a reaction time.

Good to know

• Tracking is one of the main skills in shooting games. Players train it with a moving target that changes direction, as in this test.
• Move your whole arm for large moves and your wrist for small moves. A tight grip makes smooth moves more difficult.