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Marvel Rivals is a free to play 6v6 hero shooter from NetEase Games, made together with Marvel Games and built in Unreal Engine 5. Heroes and villains from across the Marvel universe fight in fast third-person team battles. The setup is a hostile meeting between Doctor Doom and his heroic 2099 counterpart, which causes a timestream entanglement that creates worlds where heroes and villains from across the multiverse fight. Maps are set in places such as Tokyo 2099, Yggsgard and the Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda.
Heroes are split into three roles. Vanguards are the tanks, Duelists deal the damage and Strategists heal and support. Team-Ups link pairs of heroes and unlock special abilities, and destructible environments change the shape of a fight while it is still going on. Standard matches are 6v6 in modes such as Convoy, Domination and Convergence, while the 18 vs 18 Annihilation modes put 36 players into one match. Competitive play runs from Bronze all the way up to One Above All, the top rank. More than 50 million players have tried the game across all platforms.
Our Marvel Rivals hack is built for that pace. It brings an aimbot with projectile prediction and ability targeting, 3D ESP with hero names, health, Ultimate readiness and cooldown timers, stealth hero tracking, a 2D radar and a warning system for the moment someone aims at you. It runs on the Steam version of Marvel Rivals for Windows PC.
Fights in Marvel Rivals turn on Ultimates, cloaked heroes and fast projectiles. The Marvel Rivals cheat shows enemy Ultimate readiness and ability cooldown timers, reveals stealth heroes through walls and highlights incoming projectiles, so you can see what the other team has ready.
The Marvel Rivals cheat covers aim, awareness and control, with options for hero targets, deployable abilities and stealth heroes. Everything is set in the cheat menu, and a default profile plus three custom profiles keep different setups ready for different heroes. The highlights are below, and the full option list with its ranges is in the Features panel on this page.
In Marvel Rivals a team fight often turns on one Ultimate. A well timed Ultimate can wipe a team or save one, and holding yours until the other side has used theirs is a big part of good play. The Marvel Rivals ESP takes much of the guessing out of it. Enemy Ultimate ESP shows each enemy hero’s Ultimate readiness and meter percentage, and Enemy Cooldown ESP shows their active ability cooldown timers.
When an enemy has just used a key ability, you see the timer and know you have a window to push. Friendly Ultimate ESP shows your own team’s charge meters, so you can line up your Ultimates together. Enemy Hero ESP adds the hero name or icon of each enemy, which helps you keep track of a large roster.
Some heroes fight with projectiles that travel through the air instead of hitting at once. Jubilee, for example, is a Strategist who fires energy plasmoids. Those shots have to reach heroes who move fast, like Gorr the God Butcher, a melee Duelist who moves quickly with his Necrosword. A projectile aimed at where a moving hero stands right at that moment will often miss.
The Marvel Rivals aimbot uses Bullet Speed Prediction to calculate hero movement and lead the shot, Bullet Drop Prediction to adjust the aim upward for projectile gravity drop, and Prediction Scale to fine-tune how strong both of them are. Linear Smooth Aim and Constant Smooth Aim control how the aim moves while it tracks.
Some heroes in Marvel Rivals can turn invisible or cloak themselves, and a hero you cannot see is hard to stop before they reach your backline. The Marvel Rivals cheat has a full set of stealth options for that. Enemy Stealth ESP renders stealth and cloaked enemies visible through walls, Show Stealth highlights active cloaked or invisible stealth heroes, and Stealth Opacity sets how transparent that overlay is drawn.
Aim Stealth allows the aimbot to lock on to invisible or cloaked stealth heroes, and Trigger Stealth lets the Marvel Rivals triggerbot fire on them. Friendly Stealth ESP shows your own team’s stealth heroes while they are cloaked, so you know where your flanker is.
Fights in Marvel Rivals are about more than heroes. Turrets, shields, barriers and other hero deployables change where you can stand and what you can hit. The cheat treats them as targets of their own. Aim on Enemy Ability allows the aimbot to aim at enemy turrets, shields and hero deployables, and Trigger on Enemy Ability does the same for the triggerbot. Show Ability draws hero deployables and barrier shields on the 3D ESP and on the 2D radar. Enemy Ability has its own colour, so a shield is easy to tell apart from a hero on your screen. Friendly ability options are there too, each with its own switch.
Annihilation is a very different fight from the usual 6v6, with 18 players on each team. In that much chaos, knowing where threats come from matters. The 2D Radar shows friendly and enemy heroes as dots, Show FOV draws your field of view cone on the radar window, and Stick To Window keeps icons on the frame border when they are out of range.
The Warning System alerts you when an enemy is aiming at you or can see you, each with its own angle setting, and the Beep System plays a tone when an enemy locks onto you. With Aim Style set to Distance, the aimbot prioritises the closest hero instead of the one nearest your crosshair.
Destructible environments are a core part of Marvel Rivals. A wall that blocks your line of sight can break in the middle of a fight. Visibility Check prevents the aimbot from locking onto targets behind solid walls, and the Enemy Visible and Enemy Invisible colours show at a glance who is in your direct line of sight and who is still behind cover. Health Pack ESP highlights health pack spawns across the arena map, with Max Item Distance setting how far it reaches, so you know where to fall back when your health runs low. Projectile ESP highlights incoming hostile projectiles and skill abilities.
Ranked points in Marvel Rivals take time to earn, and the aimbot gives you control over how it behaves. With Use Aim Key on, the aimbot only works while you hold the key. Humanized Aim adds natural micro-variations to the aim path, Randomize Aim adds micro-adjustments that mimic human mouse movement, and Aim Delay and Aim Switch Delay add a pause before the aim starts to move or switches to a different target.
Stick to Target keeps the aimbot on one enemy until they are eliminated, Draw Locked marks the target the aimbot is on, and Draw Aim FOV draws a circle for the active zone. The default profile and Custom 1, Custom 2 and Custom 3 each have their own key, so one profile can hold a projectile Duelist setup, another a Strategist setup and a third a Vanguard setup. The Panic Key hides the menu and all visuals with one press.
Getting started with the Marvel Rivals hack takes three steps.
Register on the forum for free, then pick the Marvel Rivals cheat or the Premium Package. Your subscription, downloads and support all run through the forum.
Start Marvel Rivals on Steam, open the cheat menu with the Menu Key, and save your aim and ESP settings to the default profile or one of the three custom profiles.
Marvel Rivals uses NetEase Game Security, the anti-cheat named on its Steam page. NetEase has said that its anti-cheat starts together with the game client and cannot be turned off on its own. NetEase has run a ban wave with permanent bans for unauthorised third-party enhancements and has announced IP or device bans for repeat offenders who try to get around a ban. It has also announced a system that returns ranked points that players lost to reported cheaters. No cheat is ever completely risk free. The live cheat status page always shows the current state of every cheat, including Marvel Rivals, so check it before you play.
Yes. Marvel Rivals is part of the Premium Package and the One Day Trial, and it is also sold as a single cheat. The price box on this page shows the plans and prices.
Only the Steam version of Marvel Rivals, on Windows 10 and 11.
NetEase Game Security, as listed on the game’s Steam page. NetEase says it starts with the game client and cannot be turned off on its own.
The live cheat status page always shows the current state of every cheat, including Marvel Rivals. Check it before you buy.
Yes. Enemy Ultimate ESP shows each enemy hero’s Ultimate readiness and meter percentage, and Enemy Cooldown ESP shows their active ability cooldown timers.
Aim Stealth allows the aimbot to lock on to invisible or cloaked stealth heroes, and Trigger Stealth does the same for the triggerbot. Enemy Stealth ESP renders them visible through walls.
Yes. The cheat saves a default profile and three custom profiles, each with its own key, so a projectile hero and a melee hero can each have their own setup.
From the first push on a Convoy map to the last seconds of a Domination round, the Marvel Rivals cheat shows you Ultimates, stealth heroes and incoming projectiles before they decide the fight. Pick the single cheat or the Premium Package in the price box, and check the status page before you buy.
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What is Marvel Rivals?
Marvel Rivals is a free to play 6v6 hero shooter from NetEase Games, made together with Marvel Games. Heroes and villains from the Marvel universe fight in fast third person team battles. Each hero is a Vanguard, a Duelist or a Strategist.
Cheating in Marvel Rivals
The Marvel Rivals cheat has an aimbot with projectile prediction, 3D ESP with Enemy Ultimate ESP and cooldown timers, Enemy Stealth ESP, a 2D radar and a warning system. It is sold as a single cheat and in the Premium Package.
Is the Marvel Rivals cheat safe?
Marvel Rivals uses NetEase Game Security, the anti-cheat named on its Steam page. No cheat is ever completely risk free. However, you can always adjust your settings to play legitimately for the long run. Check the live status page before you play.