Marvel Rivals ESP and Wallhack Guide
A breakdown of what Marvel Rivals ESP and wallhack display, and how to configure colors and information so the screen stays readable.
Marvel Rivals is a fast, busy game with destructible environments and plenty of effects, which makes it easy to lose track of enemies. Wallhack and ESP are built to fix that by showing information the game normally hides.
Wallhack versus ESP
The wallhack reveals players behind buildings, trees and other structures, so you can see where enemies are before you turn a corner. ESP, short for Extra Sensory Perception, adds information on top of what you see. Together they give you a much clearer picture of the fight.
What ESP can show
- Player names. Allies and enemies are color coded so you can tell them apart quickly, and NPCs are labelled separately.
- Distance. Shown for enemies, so you know whether you can reach cover or an escape route in time.
- Player boxes. An outline around each player, with colors you can change if the defaults do not work for you.
- Health status. Shows the health of allies and enemies, which helps you decide whether to push, heal, retreat or finish a fight.
- Visibility check. Tells you whether a target is currently in a position to be hit. By default, boxes change color depending on whether the player is visible, and you can change that in the settings.
Setting it up without clutter
More information is not always better. A screen full of labels is hard to read in a fight. Start with boxes and health, then add names and distance only if you find you need them. Pick colors that stand out against the busy backgrounds and hero effects in Marvel Rivals, and make sure allies and enemies are clearly different.
How different roles use it
A support player can watch ally health at a glance and get to the right teammate sooner. A frontline player can read where enemies are coming from before committing. A damage player can use distance and visibility to pick better fights.
Pair it with the rest of the suite
ESP is stronger alongside a radar hack, which gives you the wider map picture, and an aimbot, whose aimbot settings you can tune to match. You can see everything included on the Marvel Rivals ESP product page.