Our Mission

First Person Shooter Test is an independent aim-benchmark resource built around one goal: giving FPS players an honest, 30-second read on their mechanical aim. The test itself runs entirely in your browser, timing every click with millisecond precision to measure reaction speed, accuracy, throughput, and how you compare on still versus moving targets. No install, no account, no upload of your results — just a fast, repeatable number you can track over time.

What We Provide

The core of the site is the 30-second aim test, which breaks your performance into four measurable parts: average reaction time per target, hit accuracy, targets destroyed per second, and a flick-versus-tracking profile that tells you whether you snap to still targets or follow moving ones more naturally. Alongside the test, we publish guides on reading your score against real skill ranks, understanding mouse sensitivity and eDPI, and practical drills for improving whichever half of your aim is weaker.

Who Writes This

The site is written and maintained by Ryan Mercer, a competitive FPS player and aim-training writer who has spent years studying sensitivity settings, reaction-time research, and the mechanical side of shooters across titles like Valorant, CS2, and Apex Legends. Ryan builds and revises every guide on this site personally, drawing on public reaction-time datasets and hands-on testing rather than guesswork.

Editorial Standards

Every page on First Person Shooter Test is independently written, and the scoring methodology behind the test is fully documented rather than hidden — you can see exactly how reaction time, accuracy, throughput, and tracking combine into the final 0–100 score. We are not affiliated with any game publisher, hardware manufacturer, or esports organization; all game and brand names mentioned are the property of their respective owners and are referenced only for context.

Questions about the test or a guide? Reach out any time via our contact page.