After 250 hours practicing in this cool tool, I have to say, it DOES help. I am someone who comes from strategy games, aim was not required. I only had limited knowledge on how to aim properly. I grew up with the method to practice your aim was deathmatch.

Nowadays there are a bunch of tools in games to refine and practice these skills, maybe those are better because they are in the specific game and its engine. What people don't realize sometimes, a tool like this will isolate mouse control (that we call aiming), so you can practice certain movements. Some tasks are good for every game, some games require specific tasks and exercises, but if you take your time to understand what your game needs in terms of mouse control, then you can isolate your weaknesses and improve on them.

I personally play FragPunk nowadays, it's my main game since September of 2025. I went from getting 2-5 kills in my games to getting 5-10 on average. Of course it won't magically make you better at your games, you still need to play and practice game specific mechanics and play deathmatch to have the recoil, movement and other mechanics be present, but in my experience, my mouse movement got WAY BETTER. I went from never thinking I can achieve diamond to now playing with some of the best people and keeping up.

Good aim gives your confidence, makes you not worry about that part, allowing you to focus on everything else, because you'll not have to think of how to approach a situation aim wise, how to hold an angle, where to position your crosshair and so on. Those things will slowly but surely become second nature.

I started with hours of aim training, finding the right tasks, making playlists, watching content about aim theory and try to build on the foundation I had throughout 25 years of gaming, refine them and acquire new skills. Now I play every single day, I have my warm-up routine (~30 minutes), I have aim training days (warm-up + 1 hour of training ONE aspect that I am weak at - in my case tracking), and I find it to be useful.

If you are a high level player and feel like you're getting out-aimed, have shaky aim, you're inconsistent, try this, don't give up after 2 weeks, be patient, because the skills you acquire here transition slowly, sometimes you don't even realize, you just play better and your aim feels better.

Last, but not least, my bestie never played competitive fps games, she asked me to help her, having a bunch of experience and already having trained for about a month. Now she's playing without fear of messing up, she understands everything is practice, bad aim days will happen, but she doesn't freak out, feel bad about it or anything of that nature. She went, in the span of 3-4 months, from barely managing to get the crosshair on someone to dishing out headshots, tracking enemies, flicking, faster and more precise mouse movements and most importantly, she's no longer afraid to take aim duels.

I think it's worth giving it a shot, it could help you regardless of your current level. If nothing else, you can just give it a try to see how good you are, maybe you'll get surprised and be humbled if you felt like you were an aim demon before :D

Sorry for the long review, but if you read it, thanks and cheers! Have a nice day ^^

Its a good aim trainer, Its a shame most of its features are now locked behind paywalls (you used to get pretty good insights and recommendations on where and how to improve. A lot of that now seems to be hidden behind Monthly Subscriptions (not even a one time payment, a subscription like amazon prime or Disney+....)

Still worth it to practise even without the insights and other modes that are locked behind it, there are different training scenarios? (I guess) dependant on what game you want to practise for but I'm not sure there's a huge difference unless you pay to use the custom ones that have common fighting areas for different games (I saw a few for Valorant for example)

just play the game you want to train for.. it prob has a training mode in it. also the subscription, in my opinion, isn't really worth it. tried the 'find your perfect mouse sens' like 10 times and it still felt off