Vector Range
Drag to track moving targets and tap fire to master your precision in 3D drills.
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About Vector Range
Track running targets and time your shots perfectly in this 45-second 3D aim training drill.
How to play
- Select your preferred runner speed and look sensitivity.
- Drag to move your crosshair across the 3D training yard.
- Track the running targets as they cross your path.
- Fire exactly when a runner enters your crosshair.
- Build a hit streak without missing to maximize your score.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag the screen to aim your crosshair and tap the fire button to shoot.
- Keyboard
- Use the arrow keys to aim your crosshair and press Space to fire.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to aim your crosshair and click the fire button to shoot.
More about this game
Test your precision in a 45-second 3D aim training drill. Six runners move across the training yard at your chosen speed: Steady, Swift, or Rapid. Drag to track their movements and fire when your crosshair aligns. Every successful hit builds your streak, increasing the points you earn per target. A single miss resets your streak bonus to zero. Keep your aim smooth and your shots timed perfectly until the clock runs out.
Tips
- Focus on smooth tracking rather than rushed flicks. A single missed shot instantly resets your streak bonus back to zero, costing you valuable points.
- Watch the radar at the bottom of the screen to anticipate when runners will enter your field of view so you can prepare your aim.
- Your streak bonus maxes out at 10 consecutive hits, which increases your score from 100 base points to a maximum of 200 points per target.
FAQ
- How long does each drill last?
- Every training drill gives you exactly 45 seconds on the clock. You must track targets and score as many points as possible before the round automatically ends.
- How does the scoring system work?
- You earn 100 base points per hit. Each consecutive hit adds 10 bonus points to your streak, up to a maximum of 200 points per target as long as you do not miss.
- Can I change the difficulty?
- Yes, before starting a drill, you can set the runner speed to Steady, Swift, or Rapid. You can also adjust your look sensitivity slider to match your preferred aiming style.
