Play five KovaaK's scenarios, load your stats folder, and see where you'd rank against the members of PC Aim Mastery and how far they got in a month. Free, no account. Your five best scores get compared and nothing else leaves your PC.
It's one KovaaK's playlist, about ten minutes. Your best ever counts, so if you've played them before, skip straight to the folder.
One playlist, five scenarios, one from each thing your aim has to do. Play each two or three times and move on.
KovaaK's writes a small file for every run you play. Point the picker at that folder and the page reads your five best scores out of it, right here in your browser.
steamapps onward and swap the start, for example
D:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer\FPSAimTrainer\stats.
The FPSAimTrainer folder really does appear twice.
No. No account, no email. The page reads the folder in your browser and sends your five best scores to be compared. That's it.
Five numbers, one best score per scenario, with the scenario name. No files, no other scores, no name. Each finished benchmark is counted so I know how many people use this.
The progress tracker. Members load the same stats folder into it, so every score on the page is a real best from a real member. The "a month later" line takes every member with at least two weeks of scores on the map, their best four weeks on from their first sync against their best at that sync. Nobody's name is involved.
The stats folder only exists once you've played at least one run. If Steam lives on another drive, the path starts differently: keep everything from steamapps onward.
KovaaK's is a Windows game on Steam, so you need the PC you play on for the stats folder. The page itself works anywhere.
Same routines, same tracker, these five maps and the other 101 with a score to hit on each. Under 30 minutes a routine, and I look at your aim myself.
Join for $25/mo →Sale$25 a month or $150 a year, and that's your price for as long as you stay. Cancel anytime. Better aim in 30 days or you don't pay.