What Aimbeast is
Aimbeast is a training tool for people who play first-person and third-person shooters. Instead of dropping you into a full match, it breaks aim down into separate pieces you can practice on their own: clicking, tracking, and switching. There is a large library of community-made scenarios, each with plenty of settings you can tweak so the drill matches the game you are trying to get better at. Bots move using an AI system built to behave like a person rather than a stiff pattern, and every property of a bot you create can be adjusted. You can match your mouse sensitivity directly to other games, or pick input curves if you play on a controller.
Playing with friends
Arena is the multiplayer side: fast duels focused on tracking, reactivity, precision, and movement, with a ranked system running on dedicated servers in EU, NA, and Asia. Beyond ranked, you can create and host custom games, with servers supporting up to 32 players, so a group can jump into the same lobby. Leaderboards exist for every scenario, which gives your group a shared reference point when you compare runs. If someone wants to build something specific for the group, the map editor lets you make maps and scenarios, test them in real time, and share them on the workshop.
Before you start
Routines let you chain your favorite scenarios into one automated session, or you can run routines other people have made, and the progress tab shows how you are moving over time. Progress tracking works per scenario, with graphs you can filter by date or by parameter such as score, kills, and accuracy. Ranked playlists are sorted into the three core skill categories and place you from bronze to grandmaster; non-ranked scenarios also assign a rank based on your leaderboard position. Each week brings three unique scenarios in the weekly challenges. Expect to spend time in settings early on: crosshairs, sounds, map textures, HUD, map shading, sky type, and third person settings are all adjustable, and getting those dialed in before a session pays off.