Ghost cheat for Marvel Rivals

Ghost for Marvel Rivals is a private external cheat with 37 settings for aim, ESP and radar.

Aimbot and ESP in the Ghost Marvel Rivals cheat

Aimbot covers 12 of the 37 settings, split into two panels: the aim block itself and a separate Humanize panel. Field of View and Smooth sit on their own sliders, so you tune acquisition radius and movement smoothing apart — a hard snap to target and a soft cursor pull call for different values. Bone Mode switches between tracking every bone or only the one you picked, and Recoil Control cancels muzzle climb on a 0–100 range, kept on a control of its own instead of mixed into aiming. The Humanize panel — Jitter, Deadzone, Reaction and Max Speed — is not about accuracy, which means it shapes how the cursor movement reads from the outside, smoothing the twitches that give a bot away.

The Marvel Rivals ESP is labelled Visuals in the menu, not ESP — 10 of the 37 settings sit under that tab. Box, skeleton, distance and snapline toggle per target, and the snapline adds its own target and mode pickers — All Players or a single bone like the head — which means the line is not stuck on the nearest enemy. Health ESP keeps a health bar over the target, Glow lights the outline, and Offscreen Arrows point toward an opponent who stepped off-screen, so you get a heads-up before they show up on camera. Box, name, skeleton, distance, snapline and the arrows each carry their own colour preset instead of one shared palette.

Ghost Marvel Rivals radar: not a replacement minimap

Marvel Rivals already has its own minimap, but it does not show opponents your camera has not spotted. Ghost's radar — a separate tab with 8 settings — draws live target dots into that gap, so you see targets the minimap alone would miss: it turns on independently of ESP, has its own zoom slider, and sets view distance, dot style and dot size apart from each other. Draw Outline and Draw Background control the widget's background and outline — turn them off if you find the widget covering part of the game's own HUD. The radar draws nothing over the enemy model on screen; ESP puts boxes and lines directly onto the game view, even when both point at the same target.

The Settings tab and system requirements

The fourth menu tab reads Settings, though the product record calls the same group MISC — 7 settings. Config Manager creates, saves and loads configs by name, so you can switch profiles between Marvel Rivals heroes without rebuilding settings from scratch. Custom Crosshair draws its own reticle over the game's, Shadow Text shadows the HUD text for readability on bright maps, and Menu Key — Home by default — opens and closes the panel with one press. Watermark is the nickname-and-FPS tag visible in the corner of the cheat's own screenshots.

The client is Steam only. The game must run windowed or borderless, because the overlay does not attach in fullscreen; supported systems are Windows 10 or 11, builds 1903–25H2. The "Stream-proof: Yes" row means the same thing as Hide From Capture in the menu: the overlay stays out of screen captures and streams, it just also shows up as its own requirements row. HWID masking is typically not included in the key — it is a separate product if you also need to change your hardware ID.

Ghost for Marvel Rivals pricing

The key is sold for 1, 7 or 30 days, starting at 300 GCC, charged from the site's internal balance; it is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. Other Marvel Rivals cheats in the catalogue are listed on the game page, and the rest of Ghost's keys are in the developer's profile.