KernAim cheat for Marvel Rivals

KernAim is a private Marvel Rivals cheat with an aimbot and ESP: 31 settings across four menu tabs.

Marvel Rivals cheat: aimbot and ESP

Marvel Rivals is a 6v6 hero shooter where heroes split into roles — Vanguard, Duelist, Strategist — so which enemy is about to pop an ultimate matters as much as where your crosshair sits. KernAim's aimbot locks onto a chosen bone: head when you want a fast kill, body when a steady hit rate matters more, and because those are different jobs, the menu keeps them on separate settings. Smoothing and its threshold soften the snap, and a humanized trajectory keeps the crosshair path from looking like a straight line on a recording. FOV and the activation hotkey are set apart from each other, so the aimbot can sit ready and only fire while you hold the key. Visibility check keeps the aimbot from firing at a target it cannot actually see, which means it will not lock through a wall and give itself away. A separate maximum-distance setting caps how far out the aimbot will pick up a target at all, apart from how far the ESP itself draws.

The "wallhack" in the title is the Player ESP: a box and name tag render through walls together with the hero's name, which helps on Marvel Rivals' busy, colourful maps where team silhouettes are easy to mix up. Distance, a health bar and a skeleton sit next to the target — the skeleton reads posture, so you can tell whether someone is aiming back or already turning to disengage. A separate ultimate-status marker flags which enemy is close to a team-up-ready ultimate, and a snapline draws a line from the crosshair to whatever the aimbot has already picked. Box size and colour are configured apart from the target list itself. Show team colours players by side, which is faster to read than a name tag on Marvel Rivals' busy, colourful maps. ESP draw distance is set apart from the aimbot's own range, so the screen does not fill up with enemy names from the other side of the map just because the view distance was pushed out. The 2D radar, separately, opens in its own window without drawing anything over the game, so it never eats into the actual view during a fight.

Menu, requirements and display modes

All 31 settings sit across four menu tabs — Misc, Other, Aimbot and Visuals — with 3, 6, 9 and 13 items respectively. A config can be saved to a file and moved between machines, which is handy when a hero-specific setup needs restoring right after a Marvel Rivals patch. On requirements: the build targets Windows 10 or Windows 11, on Intel or AMD, and GPU, disk and BIOS are unrestricted. The cheat runs in fullscreen, windowed and borderless — trying it in any other display mode in Marvel Rivals is not worth the effort.

Key, delivery and price

The shop sells a key, not anything else: it lands in the account right after payment, and the seller lists delivery as instant. Auto-update means the cheat does not need a fresh download after a Marvel Rivals patch — that is a support detail, not an aimbot or ESP setting. Separately from the settings tabs, KernAim is listed as fully streamproof, keeps the overlay out of screenshots, and lets you turn the watermark off, which means it can run on stream without extra text over the picture. A KernAim key for Marvel Rivals is sold for 7, 30 or 90 days, and the per-day price drops on the longer terms. Other Marvel Rivals cheats for comparison are listed on the game page.