Unnamed

Unnamed supports mouse or controller activation for its standard aimbot. Silent Aim has separate FOV and distance settings.

Unnamed for Rob Run combines Aimbot, Silent Aim and eight dedicated ESP categories. This Playmate Market product page brings together the available features, interface screenshots, system requirements and access options so you can compare the settings before purchasing.

The Aimbot includes adjustable smoothing, aim speed, FOV, dead zone and target-switch delay. Bone selection, visibility checks and separate civilian, cop and criminal filters let you configure how targets are selected. Mouse and native controller activation bindings are available.

Silent Aim has its own controls for FOV, hit chance, range, automatic shooting and shot delay. Hold, toggle and always-on activation modes are supported, with visible-only targeting and independent target filters.

The ESP system covers players, vehicles, loot, cash, containers, cargo, grenades and bags. Player visuals include skeletons, roles, held items, view direction and off-screen arrows. Other categories show relevant details such as vehicle speed, loot rarity, cash amounts and container state.

Additional settings include recoil, sway and spread controls, rapid fire, smoke and flash removal, bullet tracers, a crosshair and combat mode. Configuration profiles can be created, saved and loaded. The developer also lists protection of visuals from anti-cheat screenshots.

Unnamed Rob Run supports the Steam client, Intel and AMD processors, and the listed Windows 10/11 versions. Check the RAM and graphics requirements before buying. Playmate Market offers 1-day, 7-day, 30-day and lifetime access options.