Aim Locker

Sixty seconds. That's all Aim Locker gives you, and somehow it never feels like enough. Balls of varying sizes pop up across the screen, and your cursor becomes the only thing standing between a mediocre score and something worth bragging about.

Size matters here in a counterintuitive way — the smallest targets are worth the most, which means resisting the temptation to swat at the big, slow ones sitting right in front of you. That tension between what's easy and what's smart is where the game quietly gets interesting.

There's something oddly satisfying about replaying it over and over, shaving a few points off your personal best each time. It's the kind of game that doesn't demand much from you upfront but somehow earns another round every single time.