Aim Trainer - Shooting Range

[quote][b]First of all, a thank you to the developer who made the game available as part of the Curators Connect program. There was never any obligation on the part of the developer to play the game or to write a review about it. This review was written voluntarily and without any involvement of the developer. [/b][/quote] [hr][/hr] [table] [tr] [th][b]MY RATING:[/b][/th] [th][b] ✔ ✔ ✔ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ ✘ [/b][/th] [th][b]3 / 10[/b][/th] [/tr] [/table] I tested the game back in November 23 and the game has been available in the store since February 21st. After my test, I told the developer in an email what I liked about the game and what I didn't like. A few things have improved/changed, some things haven't. But more on that in a moment and why I'm giving this game a thumbs down now. Basically it's a fun game for in between, but it's more reminiscent of a shooting gallery game than an aim trainer. Furthermore, I think the price is significantly too high. If you compare the game with the well-known and popular aim trainers such as Aimlabs (free) or KovaaK's, Aim Trainer - Shooting Range is neither a comparable nor of good quality aim trainer. In Aim Trainer – Shooting Range there are two different modes. Under “Start” there is a game system divided into 4 levels with different and changing scenarios. The quick start can be played immediately and contains 45 levels. Trap Shooting and Skeet Shooting are unlocked after completing LVL 15 and Hunting Mode is unlocked after successfully completing LVL 20 of the Quick Start. In each game and level you have to manage a certain number of hits in a certain number of shots, sometimes with a time limit, in order to progress further. If you don't manage that, you can repeat the level. In Practice Mode you can shoot at moving targets, clay pigeons or other stationary objects with different weapons (a handgun, a shotgun and a sniper rifle). Basically that was it. [url]https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3085954812[/url] In addition to the two modes, there is also a kind of shop where you can buy different weapons in the three weapon categories: handgun, shotgun and sniper rifle. These have different properties and can be purchased with the “points/credits” you get in the main game. [url] https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3085954908[/url] Personally, I think that with the game and the way the aim training is done, this is absolutely unnecessary and pointless because it is relatively unimportant whether and how strong the damage is from the weapon with which I shoot at a target . What can be seen on the shop page in the video is basically the entire content of the game. In terms of scope, the number of levels and the time you can spend on them is ok. In terms of its presentation and what it offers, the game is aimed more at casual players or children who want to have a bit of fun. The settings are quite sparse and reduced to the bare minimum and offer a music (on/off), sound (on/off) button, a setting for the Sniper Bullet time (on/off), a resolution setting, full screen mode (on/off ) and the graphics quality setting in four steps (low, medium, high and ultra). The available languages are English or Chinese. Let's now come to the remaining settings and, in my opinion, the most important settings for an aim trainer. The Crosshair: There are 7 different ones to choose from, which can be adjusted in color and visibility. The sensitivity: can be adjusted with a slider from 0 – 100%. These two points, in addition to the spongy controls, the reload function and the animation (there is no reload button, it happens automatically and takes far too long), are points that I criticized in my email to the developer. And if we compare that to Kovaak: Here you can, for example, specify the game for which I want to train, so that the aim trainer's entire behavior corresponds to that of the game. Furthermore, I can enter my DPI and my sensitivity with up to 3 decimal places via direct input, lock the sensitivity for horizontal and vertical or even specify different values. In addition, there is an option for inverting the mouse, an FOV setting, a Zoom Sens Multiplier, an FPS controller and the ability to change the crosshair not only in color and shape, but also in size. And much, much more and for less money. All of this is missing from Aim Trainer – Shooting Range and for me these are the things that make a good Aim Trainer. So the game is just a nice, short and funny game for in between, suitable for beginners or younger children. But not for someone who really wants to train and improve their aim. [hr][/hr] [b]MY PROS AND CONS:[/b] ✔ can be fun for a while ✘ too few setting options for an aim trainer ✘ Not usable for real aim training ✘ Spongy controls ✘ too few different modes ✘ too expensive for what is offered Review date: March 3, 2024 [hr][/hr][b] PLAYED WITH: ⌨️ 🖱 [/b] [hr][/hr] [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/42616051/][b] ⮩ VISIT ME IN MY LITTLE WORLD[/b][/url] [hr][/hr] [url] https://store.steampowered.com/app/2626780/Aim_Trainer__Shooting_Range/ [/url]