Noticeably improves aim
Mentioned in ~1 in 3 positive reviews
“After 250 hours practicing in this cool tool, I have to say, it DOES help.”
Steam review · 250.2 h played ↗

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A free aim trainer that many say really improves aim, but since the 2.0 update it's weighed down by paywalls, AI upsells, a cluttered UI and crashes. Skip if you want a simple, no-subscription tool.
Great for
Players who want a free aim trainer for warmups and routines in CS2 or Valorant
Main risk
Paywalled features, constant subscription pop-ups and a bloated, buggy 2.0 update
168 recent reviews
Recent negatives point to the 2.0 update: crashes, slow loading, lost scores and favorites, a messier UI, and task editing moved behind Pro. Fairly confident, as many reviews cite it.
168 recent reviews
Mentioned in ~1 in 3 positive reviews
“After 250 hours practicing in this cool tool, I have to say, it DOES help.”
Steam review · 250.2 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 9 positive reviews
“Lots of exercises and scenarios to practice tracking, flicking, reaction time, and precision.”
Steam review · 33.8 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 10 positive reviews
“Aimlabs is a great free aim trainer.”
Steam review · 86.2 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 12 positive reviews
“I've spent over 2,000 hours on Aimlabs without ever getting bored”
Steam review · 2824.7 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 13 positive reviews
“Aimlabs is really good for warming up before a competitive match.”
Steam review · 14.2 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 2 negative reviews
“Recent update made aimlabs totally useless. Everything behind paywall, you can't adjust basic features like size of target or duration of drill.”
Steam review · 170.4 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 4 negative reviews
“they absolutely ruined the UI, it used to be so simple where it would show which one of their own exercises trains what.”
Steam review · 48.3 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 6 negative reviews
“Crashed 5 times in under 30 mins, usually while loading or right after finishing a task, even on low graphics.”
Steam review · 5.2 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 6 negative reviews
“aimlabs 2.0? more like here is the same aimlabs, now with AI that doesn't improve anything, and also half of everything is behind a paywall now”
Steam review · 1.7 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 8 negative reviews
“Without a VPN this software just hangs on endless loading at startup.”
Steam review · translated · 4.6 h played ↗
Mentioned in ~1 in 17 negative reviews
“Why tf does an aim trainer need to be so big? It takes up more space on my drive than Sons of The Forest.”
Steam review · 64.3 h played ↗
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