Perfect sensitivity calculator for Android
Perfect Sensitivity Calculator: Find Your Ideal Sensitivity for FPS Games
- Free
- 4(1)
- 4.5K
- V 1.1.0
Perfect Sensitivity Calculator: Find Your Ideal Sensitivity for FPS Games
Perfect Sensitivity Calculator is a free Android app developed by Sunkuu7. It falls under the category of Utilities & Tools and is specifically designed for first-person shooter (FPS) games. This app helps you find the perfect sensitivity approximation by applying simple math after 7 iterations.
The first thing you need to do when playing an FPS game is to get your sensitivity settings right. It is the most important setting that determines how you control your character in the game. You can have all the fancy gaming gear you want, but if your sensitivity is not right, it will hinder your gaming experience. This app is the solution to that problem. It helps you calculate your ideal sensitivity by making you go through 7 iterations of simple math. Once you have your ideal sensitivity, you can input it into your game settings and start playing with ease.
Perfect sensitivity calculator for Android
- Free
- 4(1)
- 4.5K
- V 1.1.0
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