
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds, PUBG, definitely took 2017 by storm with multiple record breaking feats and its escalation past Early Access. That being said, it’s not everyone’s cup of team and a lot of that comes from the inability to really progress at a natural rate. The gameplay, the match ups, and in-game scenarios are all pretty random making it difficult to really “hone” a specific skill. You just really have to be better than the other guy and hope you scoop up some of the best gear in the game (don’t forget to grab a pan!).
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That being said, there’s Battle Royale Trainer that’s here to help. And don’t worry, it won’t cause you to get banned – it’s not a cheat, it’s a tweak. According to the official Steam listing:
Battle Royale Trainer lets you practice your combat skills with a wide range of weapons, scopes and attachments against AI opponents and targets, honing your skills until you can snap-shoot, control recoil and head-shot your opponents at any distance like a pro.
โข Third-Person or First-Person view
โข Train on three different scenarios: Urban combat, Woodland sniping and an advanced Firing Range with magnified target view.
โข Choose your loadout from a wide range of carefully modelled weaponry including assault rifles, sniper rifles, SMGs and shotguns.
โข Advanced AI options such as reaction time and accuracy, or choose from a range of preset difficulty levels to gradually improve.
โข Huge range of scopes, sights and other attachments which accurately affect weapon handling.
โข Accurate hit-tracking with statistics to see where your shots are landing.
โข Fully modelled bullet physics with accurate bullet-drop and travel time help you practice your sniper skills.
โข Learn how to control recoil & sway, peek and other advanced techniques.
โข Fully rebindable controls let you quickly and easily change and test your setup in a controlled environment.
It’s been met with some mixed reviews. There are those that swear by it, and those that say it’s not worth the $3.99 price tag. As one reviewer even stated, it’s the closest thing players will get to PUBG offline … which, to be fair – would defeat the purpose of the battle royale game to begin with.
The Battle Royale Trainer is available now for Steam users.