Top 5 Best Aim Trainers for Valorant

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What actually are the top 5 aim trainers for Valorant?

Hugo Göransson

Valorant - January 1st 2022, 13:00 GMT+1

Valorant Shooting Range — 5. Shooting Range

Now, we know what you're thinking. You know about the shooting range already, and you've used it hundreds of times, but we have to talk about it. After all, it's not often a game comes with a decent shooting range right on release.

On the range, you won't find the right game settings or play as a clunky placeholder. You simply pick your agent and gun of choice, then line up in front of the bots. While the rage won't show you detailed aim statistics, it provides varied difficulty as well as bot armor and ammo settings. | © Riot Games

Valorant Deathmatch — 4. Deathmatch

Another no-brainer, but it has to be included. Since its inclusion in Episode 1 Act 2, death match brought a brand-new way to play Valorant. By removing the pressure from your normal plant and defuse game, as death match lets you respawn after every single death, allowing you to get right back into the action.

On top of that, it's a free for all, meaning that you have no teammates with better aim to rely on. After all, what better way is there to improve your aim in Valorant than actually playing the game? | © Riot Games

3. Aimtastic

Aimtastic is a free aim trainer available on steam, that puts more focus on movement in connection with shooting. The majority of the drills will have you navigating through a map, shooting targets along the way.

This is a great option for Valorant, as it allows you to practice your reflexes to react to more natural situations: such as walking around a corner, and coming up or down a staircase. It also provides more classic static tile shooting drills, for fine-tuning your aim. | © Pixel Pointer Studios

Kovaaks — 2. Kovaak's 2.0

Kovaak's is a long time fan favorite and for good reason. Behind the €10 paywall, you get an incredibly versatile aim trainer. With an easy-to-use and smooth running platform, Kovaak's allows its very active community to create and share their own drills.

Resulting in hundreds of different drills available. Settings are very easy to manipulate, and with a little tweaking it will play just like Valorant. | © The Meta

Aim lab — 1. Aimlab

Aimlab is the go-to for many Valorant pros. By allowing you to immediately choose Valorant as a game profile, Aimlab is the fastest aim trainer to set up, making it a great choice for quick warm-ups before ranked matches.

While not offering as many drills as Kovaak's it still comes with a variety of drills covering all the areas of aim: tracking, flicking, speed, perception, cognition etc. To top it all off, Aimlab runs super smooth on the majority of systems, and it's completely free! | © Statespace

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Valorant has some of the most complicated gun mechanics out there. With a ruthless and slow movement system that sends your bullets flying into space upon the slightest movement, and spray patterns more detailed than your average renaissance painting, Valorant aiming simply takes time and effort to master.

But in a game where you rarely get a second chance and firefights are short and sweet, it becomes hard to find the opportunity to grind out gun fight scenarios. We have gathered the top 5 aim trainers and game modes you should consider, in order to pull off those legendary 1v5 clutches.

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