Really great aim trainer, has definitely helped me with flicking and actually hitting headshots - plus the ranking and league systems are a great incentive to play the game more and improve. Another benefit is the fact that the sensitivity finder is free to use, unlike aimlabs.

I would love to see some support for different aspect ratios - in CS2 i play at 4:3 and there doesn't seem to be any way of changing the aspect ratio in the settings. Other than that though I have very few complaints

My friend who i play CS:GO with said if i post a review on this game and it gets 200 likes and 200 awards that he will buy me a RTX 3060 and 2 kilos of canned ham. So i'm just gonna leave this here. Help a brotha

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so far the best free one

My hands hurt.

This aim trainer has... fallen from grace. Hard. Face first.
So first things first. I started playing around may '24. Back then, I thought this was a GREAT aim trainer. Silly me.
The platform itself was well designed with few glitches. Ran beautifully smooth (400-500fps average on my 850$ config.).
The visuals (not graphics, just targets.) were nice, solid color target with a nice little border.
Then... they changed them. Weird ass grid pattern that looks disgusting on a 1080p monitor.
Next, bugs started to pop up EVERYWHERE.
There is a task that will NEVER work unless your fps is capped to exactly 110fps, which feels unplayable once you're already used to your 240hz monitor.
Then, there's a task (popcorn poppers or the other similar task) where sometimes the target doesn't spawn YET still deducts a life. Sometimes you even lose 2 in a row, and this glitch has been known about for a while now, there is no excuse for this.

Finally, the recent UI change. The front page (quick play ?) used to have a very easy and simple design. You had all the tasks on the front page, and the difficulty variants for each task were selectable directly on the task icon. Now you have to go to the specific difficulty tab. This is ♥♥♥♥.

Now, onto the actual aiming ♥♥♥♥. Great for your ego, kinda good for your aim (but not great). The leaderboards are disgustingly misrepresentative of your skills. On aimlabs, I can usually land within the top 10% on easier tasks, top 20-25% on easier tracking tasks, and around top 50% for the really hard tasks. On 3DAT, I am within the top 1% with ease. The aim ranking is also pathetically bad. I am Aimbot IV (top 0.2%). But I am nowhere near a top 0.2% aimer.

There is also another MASSIVE (you know what else is massive ?), the cheater problem. There is a LOW amount of cheaters, but their scores are MASSIVE. Their numbers haven't FADEd since I've started playing. My expectations of the devs are TAPERing. Some scores are so blatantly cheated, that when you check their stats, some are literally missing. No accuracy stat and you still let the score appear on leaderboards ??? There are also just other blatant cheaters. Some tasks might top out at, let's say, 3000 points. The cheater is at 50K.

If you are serious about aim training, only look at your own scores. Don't look at the percentages. All ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
Thank god you can't spend money for/in this game.

Anyways I hope that helped.

For other recommended aim trainers: Aimlabs, Kovaaks.
For proper skill assessment, without bloated leaderboards: Voltaic benchmarks (wether Aimlabs version or Kovaaks.)

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As an aim trainer, it's awesome.

I did not expect it to also be a fun video game too. Pog.

Pretty fun, straightforward and helpful in terms of honing your aim and kill some time

• Overall Score: 2/5

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Curator: Nostalginauts