Minecraft PvP is a stack of separate mechanical skills — click speed, aim, tracking, rhythm, reflexes, defense, depth perception, and left-hand coordination. Each utility below isolates exactly one of them, scores it with a comparable number, tracks your personal bests in your browser, and gives you a one-click way to challenge your friends. No installs, no accounts.
Clicking & Speed
Kohi Click Test
The classic CPS benchmark, rebuilt: four modes (10s, 5s sprint, 30s endurance, 100-click race), a live gauge, split-time analytics, and seven ranks from Turtle to Kohi Legend.
Cooldown Timing Test
1.9+ combat is a rhythm game: click the instant the attack cooldown completes. Real 625ms sword and 1000ms axe timings, plus a Chaos mode you can't memorize.
Aim & Tracking
Aim Trainer — Flick Test
Rest on the home ring, flick to the target, click. Every flick is distance-normalized, so your rating is honest whether the target spawns near or far.
Click Accuracy Test
Hit 30 targets fast and clean. Accuracy, center-precision, and speed combine into one 0–100 score — spam clicking is punished quadratically. Small and moving-target modes included.
Combo Trainer
Thirty seconds against a strafing, juking opponent. Hits chain into a combo; one miss drops it to zero — and the longer your chain, the harder they panic.
Reflexes & Defense
Reaction Time Test
Two reflexes in one page: Target Chase — keep your cursor in a target that jerks, accelerates, and shrinks — plus the classic wait-for-green click test.
Shield Timing Test
Read the windup, block on the strike. Raise your shield too early and you're punished — and in Mind Games mode, half the attacks are feints designed to make you flinch.
Crystal Reaction Test
Place the obsidian, detonate the crystal, get out of the blast. Multi-click chains timed to the millisecond, with Surround (escape!) and Double Crystal modes.
How to Use These
Run each test once and note your rank. Whichever fundamental scores lowest is costing you the most fights — train that one daily for a week and re-benchmark. When the fundamentals feel solid, take them to the MLG Gauntlet — it's the only test here that combines timing, discipline, and depth perception under real fall physics. Scores are stored locally per mode, so your personal bests and history survive between sessions, and every result has a one-click share pinned to the exact mode you played. Warm up before recording a "real" attempt: cold hands are reliably 10–20% slower on every test here.
Ready to use those skills somewhere that counts? Join the MCRPG server — sieges, settlements, and PvP with actual stakes.