PEAK, the co-op climbing game from Aggro Crab and Landfall Games, runs on Unity. Its yaw (0.022) matches the Source-engine convention used by CS2 and Apex, so if you already have a cm/360 you like from a Source-family shooter, the same DPI and sensitivity number will feel identical here.
โ๏ธ Engine: Unity๐ Yaw: 0.022
Input (From)
โ ๏ธ Important: Windows Mouse Settingsโผ
Output (To)
Converted Sensitivity
0.500
Calculated from PEAK's real yaw constant โ 0.022ยฐ of camera rotation per mouse count โ not a generic multiplier table.
Very Low SensitivityFull arm-aimer โ large sweeps, high precision tracking
Pro Average42 cm/360ยฐ
0 cmPro Zone (40โ60cm)80cm+
๐ก Polling Rate Impact
Input Delay1.00 ms
ยฐ/poll cycle0.009ยฐ
Reports/sec1.000
Your Equivalent Sensitivity in Other Games
See instantly which sensitivity to configure across other games based on your DPI.
๐ฎValorant
Sens:0.157
eDPI:126
๐ฎCS:GO / CS2
Sens:0.500
eDPI:400
๐ฎApex Legends
Sens:0.500
eDPI:400
๐ฎOverwatch 2
Sens:1.667
eDPI:1333
๐ฎCall of Duty: Warzone / MW3
Sens:1.667
eDPI:1333
๐ฎRainbow Six Siege
Sens:1.923
eDPI:1538
Frequently Asked Questions About PEAK Sensitivity
Does climbing movement in PEAK change how sensitivity feels?
No โ the camera yaw works the same as any first-person title. Climbing physics and stamina affect movement speed and camera shake, not the underlying turn-rate math.