Aim Academy

Aim Academy is an aim-training game built around short, repeatable trials in clean rooms. Each run lasts 30 to 60 seconds and isolates a specific part of aiming, with no load screens, loadouts or other distractions.

Built-in trials

The trials target different skills and include:

• Tiles and Tiles Hardcore: practice muscle memory and reflexes with short flicks.
• Flick Shots: work on centering and long flicks.
• 360: flick onto targets moving in opposite directions.
• Stalker: practice tracking targets.
• Trails: work on counter-strafing, tracking and spray transfer.
• Random Ball and Bouncy Ball: seek out and destroy targets anywhere in the room.

Create and share trials

The in-game editor is the same tool used to make the built-in trials. You can choose the targets, their movement and spawn locations, the room size, run length and weapon, then start the trial directly from the editor.

You can publish trials for other players to use after an administrator reviews them. Published trials have scores and rankings like the built-in ones, and other players’ trials download automatically when you sign in.

Track your progress

Global rankings are available for every built-in and player-made trial. Progress charts track scores over time, while per-trial stats include accuracy, average score, total runs and the best streak of consecutive hits, with a chart of recent runs. Personal stats are stored on your machine and are the same whether you are signed in or not.

Aiming and routines

Aim Academy includes mouse and gamepad aiming, with separate sensitivity settings for each. An experimental sensitivity converter supports Call of Duty MW/Warzone, Overwatch, Rainbow Six Siege and Battlefield V. You can also change the crosshair’s shape and size, choose room themes and resolution options, and star trials to keep a training routine in a playlist.