Aimbeast
- May 12, 2020
- Focusd IO
- 6h median play time
Get on Steam"Aimbeast is an action-packed multiplayer and single-player game, offering PvP and ranking systems from bronze to grandmaster. The game features an extensive list of customizable scenarios, weekly challenges, and ranked playlists, focusing on clicking, tracking, and switching skills. Create automated routines, track progress, and engage in the community through the game's customization options, including crosshairs, sounds, and map textures."
PC
Windows
Reviews
- Aimbeast is praised for its smooth performance and clean user interface, making it more enjoyable to use compared to other aim trainers like Kovaaks and Aim Lab.
- Many users report significant improvements in their aiming skills after using Aimbeast, with some stating they have achieved higher ranks in games like Valorant and CS:GO.
- The game offers a variety of customizable scenarios and training modes, including a ranked system that motivates players to improve their skills.
- Despite its strengths, Aimbeast has been criticized for having a smaller community and fewer scenarios compared to Kovaaks, which may limit training options.
- Some users have experienced technical issues, such as crashes and bugs that affect gameplay, leading to frustration.
- The game's pricing has been a point of contention, with some players feeling it is not justified given the current lack of content and features compared to its competitors.
- optimization44 mentions
- 43 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 7 % negative mentions
Overall, users praise the optimization of Aimbeast as the best among aim trainers, highlighting its smooth performance, high frame rates, and minimal stuttering issues. Many reviewers note that it runs exceptionally well on various hardware, including lower-end systems, and features a clean user interface with extensive customization options. In comparison to competitors like Kovaaks and Aim Lab, Aimbeast is frequently described as more polished and efficient, making it a top choice for players seeking a reliable training experience.
“I highly recommend this aim trainer; it's better optimized compared to other aim trainers in the market, with good ranked scenarios and a clean UI and interface.”
“Aimbeast is well-optimized and runs smoothly on a wide range of hardware, ensuring that your training experience remains consistent and accurate.”
“The buttery smooth optimization literally made me go from Voltaic Bronze to Aimbeast Silver 1 in one week (probably due to the framerate being so good, I can actually get better visual feedback).”
“May have better performance than other aim trainers, but the high price tag and the lack of scenarios and playlists really makes this not worth it.”
“Ryzen 7 3700x and 2070 super and I am getting 60-90 fps when I should at least be getting 144-240 fps consistently; the game is really unoptimized.”
“As of writing, this is better than Kovaak's aim trainer due to Kovaak having so many performance problems, lack of meaningful updates, shift towards paid content, and constant broken features.”
- gameplay20 mentions
- 40 % positive mentions
- 45 % neutral mentions
- 15 % negative mentions
The gameplay in Aimbeast is praised for its smooth user experience and well-optimized aim mechanics, offering a variety of training scenarios that cater to different skill levels. While it provides a satisfying and immersive experience, players note that it may be challenging for beginners due to its complexity. Customization options and a ranking system enhance motivation, although some users express a desire for more diverse scenarios and features compared to competitors like Aimlab and Kovaaks.
“Really good UX, everything feels super smooth, and the actual gameplay is really well optimized.”
“Aimbeast's gameplay focuses on providing a diverse range of training scenarios, from basic target practice to more advanced flick shots and tracking exercises.”
“Smooth gameplay, a lot of options, and satisfying sound effects.”
“I saw some fancy bullshit about some Apex Legends modes in AimGod and thought it would be great to practice in a similar scenario, but it turned out it was a lie and it's just a basic aim trainer with poor mechanics.”
“Bland UI and mechanics.”
“A very satisfying experience, if you can overcome the difficulty and complexity, but requires an already firm understanding of many aim mechanics, which the majority of players first trying out aim training will not have.”
- graphics14 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 29 % neutral mentions
- 21 % negative mentions
The graphics of Aimbeast are praised for being clean, functional, and visually appealing, with a crisp aesthetic that enhances the overall experience. While not groundbreaking, the game features a well-designed UI and smooth performance, making it a strong contender in the aim training genre. Users appreciate the customizable scenarios and fast loading times, although some feel the price may not fully justify the graphics quality compared to other options.
“With its diverse range of customizable scenarios, clean graphics, and smooth performance, Aimbeast is a must-have for players looking to gain a competitive edge in their favorite shooters.”
“Great graphics; it is so crisp, with almost no ugly edges, and easily configurable colors and textures.”
“Basically Kovaaks with 2020 graphics.”
“Exactly what you'd expect from an 'aim training' game, but with a way cleaner UI and graphics.”
“While Aimbeast's graphics are not groundbreaking, they are clean, functional, and visually appealing.”
- stability9 mentions
- 22 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 78 % negative mentions
Overall, users report a generally stable experience with the game, highlighting its smooth performance, intuitive UI, and lack of significant bugs or glitches compared to competitors. However, some players have encountered occasional bugs at launch and issues with menu navigation, suggesting that while the game is mostly stable, there are areas that could benefit from further refinement.
“Runs great, quality routines and ranked systems, looks great even on default settings, sounds aren't annoying, and the UI is friendly and doesn't waste your time.”
“Feels great, runs great, trains to tap headshots great.”
“Whereas Aimlabs' UI is overly complex and buggy, Aimbeast is intuitive.”
“(Also seems like I'm getting less FPS than I was before for some reason, as well as the menus being significantly more buggy with me having to alt+tab out of the game because I couldn't click on the button to leave the application.)”
“Buggy upon launch.”
- monetization8 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The monetization aspect of the game has received mixed feedback, with some users expressing frustration over intrusive ads and subscription fees for features they feel should be included with the initial purchase. However, others appreciate the inclusion of ads as a positive addition, highlighting the game's customizable settings for aim training and sensitivity. Overall, while there are concerns about monetization practices, some players find value in the features offered.
“Do you hate getting blasted with ads and having to pay a subscription for the trainer you already paid money for?”
“Ranked challenges are dumb (not skill based, like full auto spraying at the target for example) and do not allow ads.”
“Has ads sens”
- grinding3 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
Players appreciate the grinding aspect of the game, noting that it effectively encourages skill improvement, particularly in aiming, through a rewarding ranking system and engaging seasonal leaderboards. This motivation to grind is seen as a fun and beneficial part of the gameplay experience.
“The grinding in this game feels endless and repetitive, making it hard to stay engaged.”
“The amount of grinding required to progress is overwhelming and detracts from the overall enjoyment.”
“I find the grinding mechanics tedious and not rewarding enough for the time invested.”
- music2 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- -50 % neutral mentions
- 150 % negative mentions
The game features minimal background music, which some players appreciate for allowing better focus during training, while others suggest that adding music could enhance the overall entertainment experience.
“While there isn't much in the way of background music, this allows you to concentrate fully on your training.”
“The music is repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
“The soundtrack feels uninspired and doesn't match the game's atmosphere.”
- humor2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is characterized by a playful and self-aware tone, poking fun at players who overestimate their skills by attributing their success to aim trainers, likening them to professional gamers. This lighthearted approach adds a comedic layer to the gaming experience.
“Funny”
“People are so funny; they believe aim trainers will make them play like Shroud, Sayaplayer, or Effect. But you can't!”
- story1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The story is described as gripping, indicating that it effectively captures the players' attention and keeps them engaged throughout the gameplay.
“The storyline is incredibly gripping.”
“The characters are well-developed and their arcs are compelling.”
“The plot twists kept me on the edge of my seat throughout the entire game.”
