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A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. Free browser aim trainer for FPS warmups – 8 modes, 8 themes and global leaderboards.

by @nabeelmehmood · nabeelmehmood/gridshot on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON NABEELMEHMOOD.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 21 Oct 2026

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A browser aim trainer for FPS warmups. Every run is 60 seconds; hits are +10, misses -5.

three at once; the run ends when three have expired.

Only runs that end on their own (the timer runs out, or Survival's lives do) count toward your best; ending early with Esc doesn't. Each mode has its own leaderboard.

Playground, Daydream, Kawaii, Pool, Deep space, Neon, Cell block and Classic, picked in Settings. Each is defined in src/themes.js (target colour and style, backdrop board, particles, UI tint) with its scenery in src/modules/Scene/environments/.

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