Description

Tiny timer, big focus—Aim Locker compresses aim training into brisk one-minute rounds where you pop bouncing targets for points while learning to separate accuracy from speed; how to play is immediate: set sensitivity, choose a target size mix, and start the 60-second clock, using mouse or stick to acquire spheres that spawn across a clean arena; small targets are worth the most, medium pay respectably, and large provide quick confidence, but the scoreboard favors consistency and streaks, so spraying costs more than it gains; practical strategy begins with posture: anchor your hand or thumb lightly to reduce overcorrection, keep crosshair around screen center, and move your eyes first, then hands; adopt two modes—smooth tracking for slow movers and short, decisive flicks for quick pops—and avoid hybrids that waste motion; when two targets appear close, take the farther one first so you’re already moving back toward center for the nearer follow-up; learn to reset by cutting motion early and letting the crosshair settle rather than fighting to “fix” a near miss; tuning matters: lower sensitivity for steadier micro-adjustments if you overflick, slightly higher if you’re undershooting; field-of-view and reticle thickness are personal, but a thin, high-contrast reticle helps with tiny targets; accessibility options include color-independent target outlines, adjustable spawn contrast, and optional haptic pips when a streak is active; to climb scores, set a route mindset—top left to bottom right, then return to middle—so you never drift to edges for long; practice drills sharpen skills: chase mode trains tracking by locking to one durable target for five seconds, burst mode spawns trios to teach rhythm, and focus mode fades background details so you isolate motion; common pitfalls include tunneling on a single bouncing sphere (break fixation after two misses), dragging through a target rather than stopping on it (commit to the click at the moment you intersect), and chasing large easy hits at the expense of high-value smalls; the enjoyment comes from measurable improvement you can feel between rounds—the first week’s wobble becomes a steady snap, and the scoreboard confirms it; uniqueness lies in transparent, replayable feedback that highlights dispersion, time-to-first-hit, and heat maps of your misses, turning each session into a tiny workshop where one tweak to sensitivity or tempo can unlock a new personal best without pressure or gimmicks.

Instruction

all you need is to click on the balls and collect points

Specifications

• Easy to play