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What’s new in FPS Performance Lab 1.9.0
What is new in FPS Performance Lab 1.9.0: 17 languages, automatic Steam language detection and PDF reports in every language. On Steam October 15, 2026.
1.9.0 · Steam launch
Launch: Thursday, October 15, 2026, 12:00 CEST. 15% off for the first 14 days. Version 1.9.0 is approved and ready for release on Steam.
- The interface, diagnosis, in-app help and PDF report in 17 languages: English, Polish, German, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish (Spain), Spanish (Latin America), Portuguese (Brazil), French, Italian, Turkish, Thai and Czech.
- New “Automatic” language option: the app uses the language you set in Steam. A manually chosen language is always remembered.
- Dates, numbers and percentages follow your language's format.
- PDF reports support all 17 languages, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Cyrillic.
- Simpler names across the app: Aim Score (formerly ControlIndex), the pillars Flick, Stopping, Tracking, Consistency, and the Technique Analysis and Vision Training modules.
- Many small text layout fixes for longer languages.
Your results, history and settings stay – nothing needs to be reset.
View on Steam1.8.58 · first Steam build
Package prepared on September 1, 2026 (before launch). It completed English and German interface text after the Steam review and expanded technique analysis, history comparisons, player guidance and audio feedback.
Earlier: 1.8.39
The website update of July 28, 2026 presented build 1.8.39: a reorganised dashboard, the five-stage player journey, technique analysis, vision training and warm-up.
DocumentationWhere the materials come from
Screenshots on this site come from version 1.9.0 (the same as on the Steam store) and show example results – not a benchmark or a player average. The walkthrough video was recorded before launch on build 1.8.55 with the Polish interface, so some names and layouts differ from 1.9.0.
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