#aimlabs

When first launching the game, you can pick which game you’re training for from a pretty expansive list, including Fortnite, Apex Legends, Call of Duty and many more. You get to customise your weapon, target style and environment, with more cosmetic options unlocking as you play. There is also an in game store, which does feature the option to get premium cosmetics for credits that you can buy for real world cash, but that’s to be expected in a free game like this, and at least it’s all only for show.

The main draw is posting your times and accuracy ratings to the leaderboards while you get some practice in. You can train specific aim skills like flicking and tracking, so you really will be able to take your gameplay to the next level. Whilst it definitely won’t be for everyone, Aimlabs is a competent training game and does a great job providing a way to improve your skills that’s much more fun than repeated failures in public lobbies.

Pros:

• Easily customise controls to match your favourite shooter, including presets for loads of popular franchises

• Tonnes of options for how to train, including advanced techniques like strafe tracking

• Leaderboards encourage competitive players without putting you in direct conflict

Cons:

• Some menu lag or even rare crashes bog down the experience