3 days · AI aimbot with every Pro feature
View AIMarvel Rivals Cheats, Aimbot & TriggerBot
Looking for Marvel Rivals cheats? Eggsterant brings a model-driven aimbot, a colour-driven colorbot, and a body-aware triggerbot to Marvel Rivals, with humanised movement and a separate Raspberry Pi mouse proxy.
Updated November 2026 · Raspberry Pi 4 B required · Colour analysis, no game memory access
Marvel Rivals cheats built around aim, not overlays
Eggsterant is a focused set of aim-assistance tools rather than an all-in-one cheat package. For Marvel Rivals, the relevant products are Eggsterant AI, Eggsterant Pro, and Eggsterant TB. Each covers a different part of the fight: moving the cursor, firing when the cursor is already on target, or both.
Marvel Rivals is a third-person hero shooter with bright ability effects, distinct silhouettes, and a lot of vertical movement. Those visuals can make colour-driven detection practical, while model-driven recognition is the better route if you want one setup across multiple games. AI is the only Eggsterant product built for every FPS game; Pro and TB are aimed at games where their colour-driven approach fits.
Eggsterant AI
Model-driven aimbot with an ONNX model for the game you play. Includes every Pro feature and works across FPS games.
ExploreEggsterant Pro
Colour-driven aimbot with Legit and Rage profiles, humanised paths, and a lower entry price.
ExploreEggsterant TB
Body-aware triggerbot with Egg Vision and between-frame Prediction, available for supported games. Use it alone or with either aimbot.
ExploreMarvel Rivals aimbot: tracking, models, and colour
Marvel Rivals fights are often longer than a tactical shooter duel. Heroes move in three dimensions, abilities fill the screen, and tracking matters as much as the first shot. An aimbot has to stay useful through that movement without dragging the cursor away from the target you are actually fighting.
Eggsterant AI: model-driven recognition
Eggsterant AI loads an ONNX model for the game you play. The model handles target recognition, then the humanised movement layer handles delivery. AI is the better choice if you want one setup that can move between Marvel Rivals and other FPS games.
Eggsterant Pro: colour-driven detection
Eggsterant Pro reacts when selected colours appear in a defined region. Marvel Rivals' bright effects and distinct hero silhouettes give you more colour options than a muted tactical shooter. You choose the target colours, shape the region, and tune smoothing, deadzones, and target offsets.
Both products share the same humanised movement system. Paths ease, settle, and correct instead of snapping to a pixel. The aim is a configuration that feels consistent through long team fights.
- AI aimbot: model-driven recognition and one build across FPS games.
- Pro colorbot: define target colours and tune the path yourself.
- Humanised movement: smoothing, deadzones, offsets, and pathing.
- No memory reading: both products react to pixels already on screen.
Marvel Rivals triggerbot: body-aware timing
A triggerbot fires when your crosshair is already over a target. In Marvel Rivals, movement abilities and verticality can pull a target out of the crosshair quickly, so the useful trigger is the one that checks the body region rather than a single pixel. Eggsterant TB uses Egg Vision to do that check.
Prediction fills the gap between frames when a target dashes, jumps, or strafes. TB handles the fire timing; you still need to track the target and manage the weapon's own behaviour. It is an input tool, not a replacement for positioning or ability use.
TB is a separate product and can run on its own or alongside AI or Pro. Use a small delay and a body-aware condition, and test it in the Practice Range before taking it into Competitive.
- Egg Vision checks the body region instead of a loose pixel radius.
- Prediction keeps the response tight when targets move between frames.
- A separate keybind lets you use trigger-only when you want aim assist off.
- Cloud configs keep your settings in sync through the dashboard.
Marvel Rivals cheat settings that make sense
Start conservative and change one setting at a time. Marvel Rivals is visually busy, so a config that looks fine in the Practice Range can feel very different in a full Competitive match with abilities and effects on screen.
Aimbot starting points
- Use AI with a Marvel Rivals model, or Pro with a narrow set of target colours.
- Keep the field of view modest so the cursor does not jump to targets outside the fight.
- Use generous smoothing and a small deadzone for stable tracking.
- Avoid aggressive settings while you learn how the camera and third-person view behave.
Triggerbot starting points
- Use a small delay rather than an instant fire.
- Keep the condition body-aware so movement abilities do not cause false triggers.
- Bind TB to a separate key and enable it deliberately.
- Test in the Practice Range and Quick Match before using it in Competitive.
| Mode | Aimbot | Triggerbot | Suggested approach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Competitive | Moderate aim speed | Small delay, body-aware | Prioritise tracking and stable settings. |
| Quick Match | Light aim assist | Optional | Use it to test a new config with less pressure. |
| Practice Range | Test settings freely | Test delay and condition | Tune mechanics here before a real match. |
Why the Raspberry Pi mouse proxy matters
Every Eggsterant product uses the Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy. The Pi sits between your mouse and your PC, carrying input separately from the machine running Marvel Rivals. The software handles recognition and configuration; the proxy handles the input path.
That hardware layer is what separates Eggsterant from a software-only overlay or a memory-based cheat. It also means setup is a physical step, not just a download. You need a Raspberry Pi 4 B with at least 2 GB RAM, an 8 GB or larger microSD card, a USB-C to USB-A cable, and a mouse.
The Imager writes the Mouse Proxy image and configures Wi-Fi for the Pi. Once the proxy is online, your Eggsterant config and cloud settings carry across sessions.
Anti-cheat, patches, and updates
Marvel Rivals uses its own anti-cheat and server-side systems, and the game receives regular updates. Eggsterant is designed as an external colour-analysis and input utility. It does not read, modify, or interact with Marvel Rivals' memory, game files, or game processes. It reacts to colours in a defined region of the screen, and input travels through the Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy rather than the game process.
That is a different architecture from internal memory cheats and DMA hardware. Eggsterant does not hook game memory or draw information the game has not shown you. It is not an anti-cheat bypass, and the game's rules still apply.
Game updates can change hero visuals, effects, and menus. After a major patch, retune your colour values or model and check the dashboard or Discord for the current build.
Use Eggsterant only in ways that comply with the rules that apply to you.
What Eggsterant does not do
“Marvel Rivals cheats” covers a lot of different products. It is worth being clear about what is not included:
- No ESP, wallhack, skeleton, or radar overlay. Eggsterant does not draw enemy positions or information the game has not shown you.
- No memory reading or game-file modification. The software does not interact with the game's memory, files, or processes.
- No anti-cheat bypass or defeat. Eggsterant is a colour-analysis and input utility, not an anti-cheat tool.
- No console or mobile support. The software is built for Windows 10 and Windows 11.
If you specifically want ESP or wallhacks, Eggsterant is not the right product. If you want aim assistance built around a separate input path, the rest of this page covers how it works for Marvel Rivals.
Eggsterant vs memory-based Marvel Rivals cheats
The table below compares the broad approaches, not specific competitors. It is a quick way to see where Eggsterant fits.
| Feature | Eggsterant | Internal / memory cheat | DMA cheat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recognition | On-screen colours or ONNX model | Game memory | Game memory over PCIe |
| Reads game memory | No | Yes | Yes |
| ESP / wallhack | No | Often | Often |
| Input path | Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy | PC software | PC + DMA hardware |
| Focus | Aimbot, triggerbot, colorbot | All-in-one | All-in-one |
Marvel Rivals cheat setup and pricing
Setup takes four steps. Choose the Eggsterant product for your game, then flash and connect the Mouse Proxy.
- Create an account and choose your Eggsterant product in the dashboard.
- Flash the Mouse Proxy image with the Imager and configure Wi-Fi.
- Connect the Raspberry Pi between your mouse and PC.
- Load a model or select your target colours, then tune the movement settings.
3 days · colorbot with Legit and Rage
View Pro3 days · body-aware triggerbot
View TBWeekly, monthly, and lifetime durations are available in the dashboard. Every product requires the Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy and a Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC.
Marvel Rivals cheats FAQ
Does Eggsterant offer Marvel Rivals cheats?
Yes. Eggsterant offers a model-driven aimbot, a colour-driven Pro aimbot, and a body-aware triggerbot for Marvel Rivals. The products focus on aim assistance and trigger timing. They do not include ESP, wallhacks, or radar overlays.
Which Eggsterant product is best for Marvel Rivals?
AI is the better starting point if you want model-driven recognition and one setup across games. Pro is the lower-cost colourbot route and can work well with Marvel Rivals' bright effects and distinct silhouettes. TB adds trigger timing to either setup.
Does Eggsterant offer ESP or wallhacks for Marvel Rivals?
No. Eggsterant does not draw enemy positions, skeletons, health bars, or radar information. It reacts to what is already visible on screen. If you specifically want ESP or wallhacks, Eggsterant is not the right product.
How does Eggsterant interact with Marvel Rivals' anti-cheat?
Eggsterant is designed as an external colour-analysis and input utility. It does not read, modify, or interact with Marvel Rivals' memory, game files, or game processes, and input runs through the Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy. It is not an anti-cheat bypass. The game's rules apply, and updates can change how targets appear.
Does the third-person camera change how the aimbot feels?
Yes. Marvel Rivals uses a third-person view, so the camera, hero model, and crosshair relationship differ from a first-person shooter. Start with a conservative field of view and test in the Practice Range before playing Competitive.
What settings should I start with in Marvel Rivals?
Use AI with a Marvel Rivals model, or Pro with a narrow set of target colours. Keep the field of view modest, use generous smoothing, and test in the Practice Range before taking the setup into Competitive.
Do I need a Raspberry Pi for Marvel Rivals cheats?
Yes. Every Eggsterant product requires the Raspberry Pi Mouse Proxy. You need a Raspberry Pi 4 B with at least 2 GB RAM, an 8 GB or larger microSD card, a USB-C to USB-A cable, and a mouse. The Imager writes the image and configures Wi-Fi.
Does Eggsterant work on console or mobile?
No. The software is built for Windows 10 and Windows 11. Console and mobile versions are not supported.
Can I use the triggerbot without an aimbot?
Yes. TB is a separate subscription and works on its own. Many players pair it with AI or Pro, but you can run TB only if you want trigger timing without assisted cursor movement.
How much do Eggsterant Marvel Rivals cheats cost?
Eggsterant AI starts at $30 for 3 days, Pro starts at $25 for 3 days, and TB starts at $15 for 3 days. Weekly, monthly, and lifetime durations are available in the dashboard.
Keep exploring
Compare the product families, or read the game guides for other shooters.
Build a setup you can repeat.
Choose AI for model-driven recognition or Pro for colour detection, add TB for trigger timing, and tune the setup in the Practice Range before moving into Competitive.