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Click targets as they pop up and get scored in targets per second. Shooter players use it to warm up before a session.
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Aim Trainer sits in Brain Trainers under Play, filed as a minute.
About this category: Memory, reaction, attention and pattern-matching drills that happen to be fun. Short sessions, visible progress, and a score you will want to beat.
Yes. Aim Trainer is free to use and needs no account.
No. You can use Aim Trainer without signing up for anything.
Not well. We file Aim Trainer as desktop only, so open it on a laptop or desktop computer.
Yes, we file it as safe for work. It also works muted.
We file it as "A minute": One quick round, then you can leave.
Dual n-back, the working-memory drill psychologists keep arguing about, implemented properly and charted over time.
A scrappy free collection of brain teasers and n-back drills that has been quietly online since long before the app stores existed.
A plain, ad-free bank of cognitive tests — n-back, digit span, Stroop, mental rotation — that keeps a history of your scores.
The 1978 electronic memory toy rebuilt faithfully in a browser tab, still beating most grown adults somewhere around level twelve.
Buy aircraft, plot routes and slowly discover that fuel price is the only variable that ever really mattered.
Backgammon against ranked humans, with an analysis pass afterwards that quantifies precisely how reckless your doubles were.
One song revealed a single instrument at a time, six guesses, one puzzle a day. Needs headphones and a decent musical memory.
Run a basketball franchise through thirty simulated seasons in an afternoon: drafts, trades, contracts and ageing, all free.
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