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# Game support

Kaizo works in two ways.

## Universal

On most Roblox games, Kaizo runs in **Universal** mode.

You still get ESP, aim, and the rest of the menu. Layouts and features can vary by game.

## Custom game support

These games have extra support built in:

* Rivals
* Phantom Forces
* Bad Business
* Hypershot
* Overkill
* One Shot
* Sniper Arena
* Tank Game
* Aftermath

When Kaizo detects one of these, you get a toast like **Rivals support detected**.

On **Aftermath**, survivors are supported as players. Turn on **Render Bots** on the Resolver tab to also show zombies.

{% hint style="info" %}
Some games on Roblox intentionally or unintentionally break features. Custom game support fixes these so they work with the cheat's features. Universal still works on other games.
{% endhint %}

## Force support mode

If auto-detect is wrong, open the menu and set **Force Support Mode** on the Resolver tab.

Leave it on Off to let Kaizo pick the game from the place id.

## Limits on some games

A few features are blocked on titles where they crash or do nothing useful:

* **Raycast silent aim** is off for Phantom Forces, Bad Business, and Rivals
* **Internal chams** are off for Phantom Forces and Aftermath
* **Profile pics** and **wallcheck** are off for Aftermath

Use the other aim and ESP options on those games.

## Related

* About Kaizo
* Using the menu
* Common issues


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