Version 2.0 is almost ready. It's the biggest update since launch, and it will reach you in the next few days. If you own FPS Performance Lab, it's free – Steam will download it like any other update.
What's coming
- 3D training arena. Flick, precision, reaction and tracking in an arena built with Unreal Engine 5, right inside the app window. It turns like your game, with the same sensitivity and field of view.
- Your real matches, analysed. Play Counter-Strike 2 as usual. The app records how your hand moves and tells you in plain words what worked and what to check next match. Short clips of key moments stay on your PC.
- Deaths without a shot are counted separately, so bad positioning isn't blamed on your aim.
- Separate Steam leaderboards for the 3D arena. Your 2D records stay where they are.
- A redesigned app with clearer results, in all 17 languages, the 3D arena included.
Good to know before the update
- Your tests, profiles and history carry over to 2.0.
- Weapon handling and recoil training will be removed. The test never measured recoil, and we'd rather keep only what we can measure honestly.
- Match analysis covers Counter-Strike 2 for now. Other games will follow later.
- The app still never touches your games: no overlay, no reading game memory. It reads your mouse in the background only while a match is being recorded.
The free demo gets 2.0 too, so if you haven't tried the app yet, it's a good moment.
Questions or ideas? Post them in the Discussions – we read everything.