Spidershot
Snap to a target off-center, then return to the middle.
Play Spidershot→- Skill
- Flicking
- Setup
- Center + 1 target · 8–40° flicks
- Duration
- 60 s
Spidershot alternates between a center target and a smaller target that appears at a random angle around it. You flick out, confirm the shot, and snap back. Fast hits earn a speed bonus, and the result screen shows your average reaction time.
Every hit is worth 100 points. Outer targets add a speed bonus of up to 100 for hits within 0.7 seconds. Misses cost 50.
Each player’s best score, live from the leaderboard.
- Top 1%
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- Top 10%
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- Top 25%
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- Median
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- Record
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- Ranked players
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Benchmarks appear once 20 players have ranked. Play a run and be one of them.
- 01
Commit to one fast motion; avoid correcting in tiny steps.
- 02
Keep your crosshair at head height when returning to center.
- 03
If you overshoot often, your sensitivity may be too high for flicks.
Is Spidershot free to play online?
Yes. Spidershot runs in your browser — no download, no account. Scores are saved on your device and you can post them to the leaderboard.
What is a good Spidershot score?
It depends on your sensitivity and experience. The live benchmarks on this page show where scores land: beating the median puts you ahead of half the players, and the top 10% is a strong score.
How is Spidershot scored?
Every hit is worth 100 points. Outer targets add a speed bonus of up to 100 for hits within 0.7 seconds. Misses cost 50.
Does Spidershot use my in-game sensitivity?
Yes. Enter your VALORANT, CS2, Apex Legends or Overwatch 2 sensitivity and DPI in the settings; the turn rate and field of view match the game.
How often should I play Spidershot?
Two or three runs as a warm-up before you play, plus a few focused sessions a week, works better than one long session. Track your trend on the results screen.