Aim Hero
ProGames Studio · 2016 · FPS, Shooter, eSports, Singleplayer, Early Access
PC
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About Aim Hero
✦ AI summary
Master your aim with Aim Hero, a training tool packed with 8+ customizable modes across 3 difficulty levels, complete with sensitivity presets from CS:GO, Overwatch, Fortnite, and more. Track your progress through detailed stats and auto-saved scores as you sharpen the precision skills that separate pros from casuals.
Aim Hero is an ultimate solution for practicing firing accuracy to do better in FPS games.
We are going to add more games on the list.
Features:
- Mouse sensitivity settings imported from popular games;
- More than 8 training modes, 3 difficulty levels each (We are going to add 5 modes in few weeks);
- Detailed statistics is provided as each training is completed;
- The best scores are saved automatically;
Games you may use to set your mouse sensitivity:
- Counter-Strike: Global Offensive;
- Overwatch;
- PUBG;
- Fortnite;
- Paladins;
- Rainbow Six Siege;
- Quake Champions.
We are going to add more games on the list.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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one of the OG aim trainers. But nowadays you should just get kovaaks
[h1]A Simple Aim Trainer That Actually Gets the Job Done[/h1] I didn’t go into Aim Hero expecting a “game” in the traditional sense, and yeah, it really isn’t one. It’s more like a tool, but honestly, it’s one of those tools that ends up being weirdly addictive if you’re into FPS games and want to improve your aim. The whole concept is super straightforward: you jump into different training modes where targets appear, move, or react in specific ways, and your job is to hit them as fast and accurately as possible. That’s it. No story, no campaign, no progression system like a normal game. But what surprised me is how effective it feels when you actually stick with it. There’s a decent variety of modes, reflex shots, tracking, precision aiming, and each one focuses on a different skill. I liked switching between them because it kept things from feeling too repetitive. Plus, the ability to import sensitivity settings from games like CS2 or Overwatch is a big deal, since it makes the training feel directly transferable to actual gameplay . What really makes it work for me is the feedback. After each session, you get stats showing accuracy, reaction time, and overall perform…
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