OverlayXhair

Playing video games at a professional level requires skill and experience, especially in the case of shooters. The crosshair helps you know where the weapon will fire and eliminate your enemies with ease. However, there are games that do not provide it, especially when a higher difficulty level is selected. OverlayXhair comes to the rescue, providing a completely customizable crosshair in the middle of the screen.

While some might argue that this is a way to cheat, you must know that OverlayXhair does not interfere with the game itself. In other words, it does not write code to the game memory and does not read data. It simply places a new crosshair on the screen, in the attempt to help you find your target easier.

It can be used with both online and offline games, but note that the game must be launched in windowed mode, not in full screen mode. To do so, you can try looking for fake fullscreen tutorials, which can help you configure the game to run in windowed mode without borders. For this to work in Windows Vista and 7, Dynamic Window Manager must be activated.

The package includes two executables, one to launch OverlayXhair and the other to configure the crosshair's appearance. You can easily change its size, the gap between the lines, the line thickness and color.

Optionally, the crosshair can be applied an outline or a shadow effect. You can place a target dot in the middle of it if you prefer it that way. The preview area enables you to take a look at the result as you make changes.

Aiming to help beginner gamers develop their skills, OverlayXhair can overlap a customizable crosshair over any running application. This way, they can easily target enemies and improve aiming, gaining more and more experience. Gamers that prefer shooters are surely going to appreciate it.