FOCUS LAB

Four modes.
Eleven ranked boards.

The shooting range inside the Windows app. A 30-second grid run and a 90-second grid run are different disciplines, so they keep different boards.

Annex Hall in the Shooter X Focus Lab, down-lane with the run HUD live
Annex Hall — one of six arenas, captured from the running app.

The range runs locally in the Windows app. This page documents which runs count.Get Shooter X on Steam

Grid mode running in the Focus Lab

Grid

Static targets appear on a fixed grid. One dies, the next spawns.

Raw click accuracy and target acquisition, with no movement to hide behind.

RANKED AT
  • 30s
  • 60s
  • 90s
Flick mode running in the Focus Lab

Flick

A single target jumps to a new position each time you hit it.

How far you can snap in one motion before your first shot goes wide.

RANKED AT
  • 30s
  • 60s
  • 90s
Track mode running in the Focus Lab

Track

One target moves continuously; your score accrues while the crosshair stays on it.

Smooth aim. This is the mode where a heavy or animated reticle costs you points.

RANKED AT
  • 30s
  • 60s
Assault mode running in the Focus Lab

Assault

Multiple targets, movement and pressure at once — the closest thing to a round.

Whether the accuracy from the other three modes survives being rushed.

RANKED AT
  • 60s
  • 90s
  • 120s

Deliberately unranked

The 30-minute session

Long practice with no leaderboard attached. It never uploads, so a bad half hour costs you nothing.

The untimed free range

No clock, no score submission. For testing a crosshair you just imported rather than competing.

SHOOTER X / INTEGRITY

A score only travels if the board exists.

The community server keeps one best result per player per board and rejects any mode-and-duration pair not listed above. That is why the 30-minute session cannot quietly become a leaderboard: there is nowhere for it to land.

See the live rankings