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About Aim Tracer - Developer, Release and Facts

Verified facts about Aim Tracer by Michael Pascual: free FPS tracking trainer released October 23 2026, 40 levels of circles, roses, stars and Lissajous loops.

10/23/2026 Aim Tracer Wiki Team Last updated: 10/23/2026 2 min read

Aim Tracer is a free first-person shooter tracking game by Michael Pascual, released on Steam on October 23, 2026. Every shot draws: lock on, hold the trigger, and each hit moves the ball along its path — circles, roses, stars, Lissajous loops — across 40 levels, finishing each drawing before the timer runs out. All facts below are sourced from the official Steam store page (retrieved October 23, 2026).

Verified Fact Sheet

Fact Value Source
Title Aim Tracer Steam store page
Developer Michael Pascual Steam store page
Release date October 23, 2026 Steam store page
Price Free To Play (with In-App Purchases) Steam store page
Platform Steam (PC) Steam store page
Genres Indie, Free To Play Steam store page
Levels 40 Steam store page
Shapes Circles, roses, stars, Lissajous loops Steam store page
Core loop Lock on and hold; each hit advances the ball; beat the timer Steam store page

Feature Categories (as listed on Steam)

  • Single-player
  • In-App Purchases
  • Camera Comfort
  • Color Alternatives
  • Custom Volume Controls
  • Playable without Timed Input
  • Save Anytime
  • Family Sharing

What This Wiki Is

An unofficial fan wiki. Facts carry sources; technique advice is marked community estimate. Not affiliated with Michael Pascual or Steam. For patches and news, the Steam store page is authoritative.

FAQ

Is it really free? Yes — Free To Play is listed, with optional In-App Purchases.

What do you actually do? Track a moving target with your crosshair; your hits trace a drawing, and the level is cleared when the drawing completes within the time limit. (official description)

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