Score Ranks
- 0–29 — Wanderer
- 30–49 — Scout
- 50–64 — Marksman
- 65–79 — Sharpshooter
- 80–91 — Assassin
- 92–100 — Deadeye
How Scoring Works
- Accuracy — hits vs. total clicks. Missing the target costs you heavily.
- Precision — how close to the center of each target you land.
- Speed — average time from target spawn to hit. Under 550ms per target earns full speed credit.
- Your final score (0–100) combines all three — spamming clicks won't help you here.
Game Modes
- Standard — 30 full-size targets. The baseline aim benchmark.
- Precision — 30 small targets. Slower, but every pixel counts.
- Moving Targets — 30 drifting targets that bounce around the arena. Track, lead, click.
More Skill Tests
- All Training Utilities — the full suite of nine PvP trainers
- Kohi Click Test — raw clicks per second
- Reaction Time Test — how fast do you respond?
- Aim Trainer — flick speed, distance-normalized
- Combo Trainer — track a strafing opponent
- Crystal Reaction Test — place-boom chains
Why Click Accuracy Matters in Minecraft PvP
Raw clicks per second only tells half the story. In a real Minecraft PvP fight, every attack has to land on a moving hitbox — a jitter clicker spraying 14 CPS into thin air loses to a player landing clean 8 CPS on target every time. Click accuracy is the skill that converts click speed into actual damage: tracking your opponent's strafe, timing your click as their hitbox crosses your crosshair, and not wasting swings that reset your attack cooldown for nothing.
This test isolates that skill. Targets appear at random positions and you have to acquire, aim, and click — the same acquire-aim-commit loop you run dozens of times in every fight. The Moving Targets mode adds the tracking component that separates good PvPers from great ones.
How to Improve Your Aim
- Lower your sensitivity. Most players run mouse sensitivity far too high. If you overshoot targets in this test, drop your DPI or in-game sensitivity until your flicks land where you intend.
- Aim with your arm, not your wrist. Large movements from the arm, fine corrections from the wrist. Wrist-only aiming caps your consistency.
- Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. In Precision mode, deliberately slowing down usually raises your score — misses hurt more than slow hits.
- Train tracking separately. Use Moving Targets mode to practice smooth pursuit. In-game, this is what keeps your crosshair glued to a strafing opponent.
- Warm up before you fight. A round or two of this test before hopping on a PvP server gets your hand-eye coordination firing.
Accuracy vs. Speed: Finding the Balance
The scoring formula punishes misses quadratically — 90% accuracy scores far better than 75% accuracy even at identical speed. That's intentional, and it mirrors Minecraft 1.9+ combat where each swing matters and whiffed attacks waste your cooldown. If your accuracy is below 90%, slow down. Once you're consistently clean, push your average time-per-target down. Deadeye rank (92+) requires roughly 95%+ accuracy at under 600ms per target with centered hits — genuinely elite aim.