Nimbus for Marvel Rivals

Most overlays solve the easy half of the game: where the enemy is. Marvel Rivals is a hero shooter — the harder half is who to shoot, when their Shift comes off cooldown, and whether you should peek now or hold. Nimbus is built around that second half.

The aim engine knows your hero. Hitscan heroes like Punisher and Winter Soldier get smooth, FOV-bounded assist you can dial in. Projectile heroes — Hawkeye, Hela, Black Widow — get a real lead solver that bends with gravity, tuned to each character's projectile speed. Hawkeye's charge-bow shots are handled automatically.

The ESP layer goes further than boxes and skeletons. You see ultimate charge percentages above every enemy, ability cooldowns as glowing arcs under their feet, and labeled world objects — Jeff bubble, Groot wall, Strange portal, Punisher turret, health packs, ultimate orbs. Mark-aware rendering shows you which enemies your Black Panther vibranium, Spider-Man tracer, or Daredevil sonar has already tagged.

Utility features are decision tools, not autopilot. Hero auto-lock fires the right pick sequence the instant the draft window opens, so you never lose your main. The combo runtime lets you script per-hero key sequences — Magneto charge-throw, Strange Maelstrom cancel, Winter Soldier reload-cancel — with smart gates so they only fire when your crosshair, cooldowns, and target are actually lined up.

Behind the scenes: Nimbus cleans up after itself the moment you launch — no black console windows, no extra processes hanging around, no leftover files. Builds go live within minutes of every Marvel Rivals patch, so your loader is never out of date. Each license is locked to your PC for safety, and you can reset it yourself from your dashboard if you upgrade your rig. Support is in Discord, with real humans answering in minutes during peak hours.