Aim Lab

About This Game

Looking to improve as an FPS player?

Aim Lab has been developed as your personal trainer to help you get better – in more games – through curated aim training scenarios, improving your core FPS skills including flicking, tracking, speed, perception & cognition through detailed aim analysis feedback which guides you on quick improvements. Aim Lab is regularly updated with new features to support more games and is a must for any players, from beginner to pro, to gain a competitive edge.

Reasons to train:

• Official VALORANT VCT training partner
• Official Rainbow Six Siege development partner
• Over 12,000 training tasks & scenarios
• Detailed aim analysis with improvement tips
• Create unlimited maps, tasks & scenarios in Creator Studio
• Over 500 FPS/TPS game profiles with a sensitivity convertor to match your settings including VALORANT, Apex Legends, CS:GO, R6S, Call of Duty & more.
• Test your skills on our leaderboards against other players & dive into our special events
• Track your improvements over time with your personalized dashboard
• Great for warming up before hitting ranked!

Train your way:

• Customize your training arena, targets, crosshair, sounds & more
• Controller & keyboard / mouse support
• 20+ weapons to train with or create your own!
• Custom Recoil Patterns

What players are saying:

“Aim Lab made me not suck at Valorant.”

– Someone in Discord

“I just love playing Aim Lab. My Wingman shots have definitely improved.”

– Lululuvely

“Aim Lab removed my left-side weakness”

– King George

“Why go to the gym when you have Aim Lab?”

– Aceu

“Aim Lab made me get a girlfriend”

– Someone on Twitter

Reviews

“After just 90 minutes with a beta version of the software, I learned that I perform better with pistols and tend to overaim when moving my cursor left to right. According to Aim Lab ’s internal metrics, I raised my pistol accuracy from 67 percent to 77 percent and my rifle accuracy from 28 percent (yes, I’m that bad) to 60 percent. That feels like a dramatic improvement for a casual player using a beta version of the software for less than two hours.”
Motherboard