CPS Test

Introduction

CPS Test is a free browser game from developer arelvox that turns a simple question into a timed challenge: just how fast can you click? A box waits on screen, a timer starts, and you click as rapidly as you can until the round ends. When time is up, the game shows your clicks per second, giving you a clear number to compare against your friends and your own past attempts. You choose how long to test yourself. Short one-second rounds are pure burst speed, while five, ten, thirty, and sixty-second options test how well you hold up over a longer stretch. The game accepts a mouse, a touch screen, or the space bar, so desktop and mobile players can both take part. Your result is placed in a ranking that runs from Turtle up to Rocket, so there is a goal beyond the raw figure. Each mode stores its own best score, letting you track improvement separately for quick bursts and longer runs. You can share a result and invite others to try to beat it. For a sense of scale, most people manage around six or seven clicks per second, and reaching ten is a genuine challenge. The presentation is deliberately minimal, keeping attention on the timer and your clicking speed.

Games like CPS Test

• Cookie Clicker: Both make clicking the central action, though Cookie Clicker turns it into an idle progression game.
• Clicker Heroes: Both are built around repeated clicking, with Clicker Heroes adding combat and progression systems.
• osu!: Both call for fast, repeated clicking or tapping, with speed playing a central role in performance.

Similar picks are based on the public description and tags, not playtesting.

Who it is for

Good fit if you are:

• Casual score chasers
• Clicking speed enthusiasts
• Desktop and mobile players

Highlights

• Rounds last 1, 5, 10, 30, or 60 seconds
• Play with a mouse, touch screen, or space bar
• Rankings range from Turtle to Rocket
• A separate best score is kept for each mode
• Share your result and challenge friends

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