A masterclass in action design, Aimlabs delivers an unforgettable experience from start to finish.
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Steam
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IGDB
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Very Positive on Steam (91% positive from 136K reviews)
Healthy player count of 4,067 concurrent
Limited professional critic coverage
Aimlabs is a training platform designed by gamers to help sharpen up your core FPS aiming skills. Aimlabs offers a comprehensive set of tools to improve your aim, regardless of which FPS you play. It provides curated aim training scenarios that will turn you into an aim God in no time. Dive into specifically designed aim training exercises to master the art of flicking, tracking, speed, perception, and cognition. What sets Aimlabs apart is its ability to provide detailed aim analysis feedback, giving you valuable insights and guiding you towards rapid improvement. Aimlabs is continuously updated with new features to ensure compatibility with a wide range of games. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, Aimlabs is an invaluable tool for gaining a competitive edge.
Runs well on modern hardware.
Last updated 20h ago
Used to be a simple jump in, search for tool, do the thing then get result now it's: slowly load in sign into new account system, no buy our ai subscription, no search for tool buy our ai subscription, no find tool that's listed that does what you want run through 5 minute tool twice because it crashes end tool buy our ai subscription, no results cannot be given without ai subscription. Alt+F4 Crashes and needs task managering to quit.
I have time in other aim shooters and i can tell you this is the biggest placebo effect ever. the time you spend in this game might as well be spent playing the game your trying to be better at. the only thing that is somewhat worth it is the mouse sens calculator but even so its behind a subscription might as well buy a whole other aim trainer at that point (oblivity) you aint pro big dawg back to the training range
Aimlabs is Subscription Slop now? ig free needs some sort of revenue, but making an account and clicking around left me with the feeling that it wasnt even worth trying without a subscription. not that its a terrible price or anything, (6$ a month at time of deal), i just dont believe in the payment model
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