Which Games Does Aimlabs Support for Game-Specific Training?
Aimlabs offers game-specific training built around 500 FPS game profiles, with dedicated training centers that include 1:1 map practice and game-specific tips. The two partnerships it names explicitly are Valorant (official partner) and Rainbow Six Siege (official partner). If you play either of those, you get the most targeted experience; if you play another FPS, you can still train through the broader profile and task library, but the site does not document a dedicated training center for it.
What "game-specific training" actually means in Aimlabs
Game-specific training is not just a themed playlist. Based on the site's description, it combines three things:
- 1:1 map practice — you train your aim on recreations of real in-game maps rather than abstract targets.
- Game-specific tips — guidance tied to how aiming works in that title.
- A matching game profile — one of the 500 FPS game profiles that tunes the training environment to that game's feel.
The named example is the Valorant Training Center, described as letting you "practice your aim on 1:1 Valorant maps and get game-specific tips to improve."
Which games are confirmed
| Game | Support level | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Valorant | Official partner | Valorant Training Center, 1:1 maps, game-specific tips |
| Rainbow Six Siege | Official partner | Official partner status; game-specific tooling |
| Other FPS titles | Covered by 500 FPS game profiles | Profile-based training, general tasks and playlists |
The distinction matters: official partnership signals that the training content was built with or endorsed by the game's ecosystem, which is why Valorant and Rainbow Six Siege are the two you can point to with confidence.
How to check whether your game is covered
- Look for your title among the 500 FPS game profiles. If it appears, you can train with settings and scenarios aligned to that game.
- Check for a dedicated training center. Valorant has one documented; a training center implies 1:1 maps and tailored tips, which is a deeper level of support than a profile alone.
- Fall back to general training if neither exists. The core trainer — 50K+ tasks and playlists, AI-powered personalized tasks, and real-time analytics — works regardless of which FPS you main. It just won't be map- or game-specific.
What applies no matter which game you play
- AI-powered personalized tasks adapt to your weaknesses rather than giving everyone the same drill.
- Real-time analytics and aim analysis with tailored tips show where your shots go and what to fix.
- Adaptive difficulty scales exercises to your skill level.
- Shot Vision shows where to aim on a moving target and where each shot actually landed.
These are platform-wide, so even without a dedicated training center for your game, the feedback loop still targets your aim rather than a generic routine.
The practical takeaway
If you main Valorant or Rainbow Six Siege, Aimlabs is built for you specifically — official partner status, 1:1 maps, and game-specific tips. If you main something else, treat the 500 FPS game profiles as your entry point and verify your title is listed before assuming dedicated support. Either way, the personalized tasks and analytics are the part that transfers across games.