
Improve your aim and accuracy in every shooter you play. Crosshair X overlays a custom crosshair on top of any game, even games that do not include one. Choose from thousands of community designs or build your own with the designer.
Most likely between $4.5M and $12.7M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $9.99 | 93% | approximately $7.5M |
| Epic | $9.99 | 91% | #6 |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Cheapest copy: ≈ $2.08 on Steam · Poland (−79%). Compare 16 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
Themes across 2169 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
so locked
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Crosshair X is one of those things that sounds completely pointless until you actually start using it. At the end of the day you're literally paying for a crosshair on your screen, but honestly it does its job really well. Theres loads of different crosshairs to choose from and you can pretty much make whatever you want. Changing the size, colour, shape etc is easy and once you've got one you like you can just forget about it. For games with terrible crosshairs or barely any crosshair customization its actually really useful. The annoying part is getting it working sometimes. Certain games or fullscreen settings can make the overlay decide it doesn't want to exist anymore, then you're messing around with Xbox Game Bar trying to figure out why the crosshair that worked yesterday suddenly isn't showing today. When it works though, it just works. I wouldn't say its going to magically turn you into Shroud or make your aim 10x better, but having a crosshair you're actually comfortable with definitely feels nicer than being stuck with some massive default one. Also worth checking the rules for whatever game you're using it on because I wouldn't just assume every game is fine with third party overlays. Overall its simple, does exactly what it says and I've definitely got my use out of it. Is paying money for a dot in the middle of your screen slightly stupid? Probably. Would I go back to playing without it? Probably not. Good little program. Just wish the overlay wasn't such a pain in the arse sometimes.
good to many hours
шикарно
1
muy bueno
good
Almost great. They took away the option to run without Steam. So it runs as a program like you are running a game. This is an issue for me as I like to just have it running in the background at all times the way I have things set up. The problem comes when I got to a different device to play a game and it tells me Crosshair X is running on a different device and is going to force sign out that device from Steam to end it. Then when I go back to that device, I have to log back in. It sounds like first world problems, I know. But when you have programs like Display Fusion and Wallpaper Engine, that just run without these problems, it's a bit frustrating and makes it not worth using. And unfortunately the devs won't bring this function back because of piracy, is kind of a weak excuse, in my opinion. So for me, it's not something I can reccomend.