Question 1

What does the FPS reaction test measure?

Accepted Answer

It measures fast target acquisition, reaction speed and mouse precision. Gridshot trains target switching, Flick trains snap aim, and Tracking trains smooth follow — the core parts of FPS aim.

Question 2

What's a good Gridshot score?

Accepted Answer

Based on a standard 60s run: under 45,000 is Rookie, 45,000-60,000 Gold, 60,000-75,000 Diamond, 75,000-90,000 Master, and 90,000+ Pro. Thresholds are reference values and will be recalibrated with real data.

Question 3

Does training here transfer to games?

Accepted Answer

Yes, with caveats. It mainly transfers target acquisition and hand-eye coordination. Match your DPI and sensitivity to your game for best transfer; in-game results also depend on crosshair placement and movement.

Question 4

What DPI and sensitivity should I use?

Accepted Answer

There's no single best value. Find a setting you can control precisely and stick with it. Pro CS2 eDPI (DPI x sensitivity) is usually 200-400, but it varies a lot by player.

Question 5

Can I play on mobile?

Accepted Answer

Gridshot and Flick work on mobile, but Tracking is poor on touchscreens. Use a desktop mouse for the closest feel to real FPS aim.

FPS Reaction Time Test - Aim Trainer (Gridshot/Flick/Tracking)