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Is Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- FPS players who want to test mouse sensitivity through repeated scenarios
- Aim trainees who want run statistics and replay-based review
- Players or creators who want to share custom training scenarios
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a conventional shooter campaign, story, or combat progression
- Players who want varied gameplay rather than repeated aim drills and performance comparisons
- Users who do not play supported first-person shooters or use mouse-based aiming
Our take on Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity
Its focus on measurement and repetition leaves little room for campaign-style progression or broader game content. The extensive settings and performance data also make the experience more task-focused than a simple practice range.
What is Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity?
Oblivity combines aim practice with tools for mouse-sensitivity testing and performance review.
Its trainer includes an online library of scenarios and playlists, leaderboard competition, custom scenario creation, uploads, and community sharing. The sensitivity finder changes mouse sensitivity between rounds while tracking performance and mouse movement data for a selected FPS game. Analysis reports run statistics such as accuracy, mouse speed, score, path deviation, overshoot, undershoot, and aiming smoothness. Replays show aim movement on a timeline, with adjustable playback speed and indicators comparing the performed path with an optimal path. A converter translates sensitivity settings between supported first-person shooters. Customization includes colors, crosshairs, sound effects, HUD elements, field-of-view types, keybinds, resolutions, and aspect ratios.
How Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity plays
- 01Sensitivity testing
- The finder changes sensitivity across scenario rounds and uses performance and mouse-movement data to compare results.
- 02Aim scenario library
- Training includes an online collection of scenarios and playlists, with options to create, upload, and share custom scenarios.
- 03Run analysis
- Post-session statistics cover accuracy, mouse speed, score, path deviation, overshoot, undershoot, and aiming smoothness.
- 04Replay controls
- Runs can be reviewed on a timeline with variable playback speed and indicators for comparing aim lines.
- 05Sensitivity converter
- Settings can be translated between Oblivity and supported first-person shooters.
- 06Interface customization
- Options include custom colors, crosshairs, sound effects, HUD elements, keybinds, field-of-view types, resolutions, and aspect ratios.
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Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity: platforms & release
Is Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity worth it?
It is worth it if: FPS players who want to test mouse sensitivity through repeated scenarios. Skip it if: players seeking a conventional shooter campaign, story, or combat progression.
Where can I download Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Oblivity - Find your perfect Sensitivity on?
Windows only.
