Training Targets

Training Targets was one of those straightforward games from the Flash era. It appeared around the early 2000s, a time when simple mechanics and clear objectives were common. The game presented itself without much fanfare, focusing purely on a specific skill.

You control a crosshair with your mouse, clicking to fire at bullseye targets that appear on screen. Your main goal is to hit each target as quickly and accurately as possible before it disappears. You have a limited magazine, so you must press a key to reload when you run out of bullets. Another key lets you steady your aim, briefly slowing your cursor for a more precise shot. The pace is steady, with the difficulty gradually increasing as targets move faster or appear for shorter times. It feels like a focused exercise in hand-eye coordination.