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Hand-eye coordination games

Games that test your hand and eye together: hit targets with the aim trainer, follow a moving one, draw a perfect circle or a straight line, or stop a stopwatch at exactly one second. Free, in your browser, with no download.

Aim and tracking

Hit targets fast, or stay on one that moves.

  • Aim Trainer

    Hit the targets quickly and dead center.~30 sec
  • Mouse Tracking

    Keep your pointer on the moving target.~30 sec

Drawing by hand

Your freehand drawing, scored as a percentage.

  • Perfect Circle

    Draw a circle freehand. How round is it?~10 sec
  • Straight Line

    Draw a line freehand. How straight is it?~30 sec
  • Shape Tracing

    Trace the outline without leaving the line.~1 min

Timing

Stop the clock at the right moment, or time your own solve.

  • 1 Second

    Start the stopwatch. Stop it at exactly 1.000.~30 sec
  • Cube Timer

    Scramble, solve, stop the clock. Ao5 and Ao12.~1 min

Mouse, trackpad, finger or pen: which should you use?

Whichever you use most, and the same one each time. The result belongs to your hand and the tool together: pushing a mouse across a desk and drawing with a fingertip or a stylus are different movements, and neither is simply better. To see whether you are improving, compare runs made the same way.

How are the drawings scored?

Against the ideal shape. For Perfect Circle, the circle closest to your line is worked out, and the less your line wanders from it, the higher your roundness percentage. Straight Line works the same way with the closest straight line.

The Shape Tracing Game measures two things instead: how much of your line stays inside the band, and how much of the band your line covers. Your score is the two multiplied, so tracing half the shape perfectly scores about the same as racing round all of it with half your line outside the band.