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# About Kaizo

**Kaizo** is a Roblox cheat for Linux. It is an external process that runs next to Sober.

This section covers what Kaizo is, what is in the menu, and which games get custom support.

## Pages

1. [Using the menu](/kaizo-docs/about-kaizo/using-the-menu.md) - how to open the menu with Insert or Home
2. [Game support](/kaizo-docs/about-kaizo/game-support.md) - universal mode and custom game support

## What it is

* External process for Linux (works with Sober)
* Overlay menu for ESP, aim, and other features
* Runs on every window manager (KDE, GNOME, Cinnamon, Hyprland, niri, Sway, and the rest)
* Overlay follows the Sober window once Sober is on XWayland

## Features

From the menu you can set up:

* Aimbot
* ESP
* Chams
* Resolver
* Exploits
* HUD
* Player list
* Configs and themes
* Scripts

## How support works

Most games run in **Universal** mode.

Some games get extra handling. See [Game support](/kaizo-docs/about-kaizo/game-support.md).

## Next

* [Using the menu](/kaizo-docs/about-kaizo/using-the-menu.md)
* [Game support](/kaizo-docs/about-kaizo/game-support.md)
* [Buying Kaizo](/kaizo-docs/buying-kaizo.md)
* Installation


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