Gamers talk. Scores don't lie.
I built PHZICAL INST., a free browser-based challenge built around one idea: if you think you're good at games, prove it on the leaderboard.
There are eight short tests, each focused on a different gaming skill:
• Reaction Time — raw reactions and impulse control
• Aim Training — speed and accuracy
• Skillshot — movement prediction
• Racing Dodge — dynamic vision
• AoE Dodge — survival and positioning
• Just Guard — defensive timing
• Lock-On Tracking — target tracking and reacquisition
• Last Hit — health prediction and timing
It is built for modern browsers with HTML5 and works on both PC and mobile. Rankings are separated by device type, and submitted results are validated server-side. Players can choose their country and put its flag on the leaderboard.
No download. No account required to play.
Play here: https://phzicalinst.click/
I'd especially appreciate feedback on difficulty, clarity, whether the score tiers feel fair, and which test you would replay to improve your score. Which test exposes your weakness—and which one proves you're actually good?