Much like any shooter, crosshairs are an important part of Marvel Rivals. The crosshair plays a bigger part in Marvel Rivals than in other games. It features over 30 characters, each with their own playstyle and abilities, requiring different crosshairs.

That’s why it’s important to work on your crosshair and find one that fits you and the hero you play. But if you don’t want to go through the hassle of building a crosshair from scratch, then you can choose from some of our best Marvel Rivals crosshairs.

Simple Dot

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A classic of classics, the dot crosshair is popular in all games that require precision. In this game, this crosshair works for heroes that are aim-dependent, like Hela, Namor, Hawkeye, and Black Widow.

The Dot crosshair works well with players who like to take a calmer and more precise approach to aiming. The great thing about the Dot is that it’s the smallest crosshair there is, which makes it easier to aim at long range. This is why characters like Hela and Hawkeye work so well with this crosshair. They are usually fighting from a distance, which is where the dot crosshair shines.

Classic Plus

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You can never go wrong with a classic plus crosshair. It’s a lot more customizable than the dot, you can change its size, how long the bars are, or if you want a gap or not. The customization is almost endless. We also recommend that you customize this one to your liking.

The great thing about the plus crosshair is that it goes with every hero in Marvel Rivals. If you don’t want to create custom crosshairs for your main heroes, then you can just create (or copy this) one good plus crosshair, and it will be enough for other heroes too.

Circle and Dot

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The Circle and Dot crosshairs are also a classic among plus and dot. It’s also quite customizable—you can increase the radius of the circle to account for the spread or projectile travel time of your hero’s weapon.

This crosshair works well with projectile-based characters like Hawkeye and Moon Knight. However, just by decreasing the radius of the circle and making the crosshair small, you can use it for hitscan characters. But that’s not all. Increase the radius of the circle so that it becomes slightly bigger than the original, and you have a crosshair for melee characters.

Just by tweaking the crosshair, it can be made to fit many heroes and play styles.

Circle

The circle crosshair looks weird at first glance because there is a dot for accuracy in it. That’d be true if Marvel Rivals had only shooting characters, but it doesn’t.

This crosshair is built for melee characters. You don’t need to aim long range with melee characters, so there is no need for a dot. The circle is enough to aim your punches, claws, or whatever your hero wields. So, if you main Black Panther, Iron Fist, Thor, or any melee character, you can rock this crosshair.

How To Change Your Crosshair in Marvel Rivals

The crosshair settings in Marvel Rivals are hidden under two tabs, so it can be hard to find for the first time. So, if you are trying to change your crosshair and struggling to find the settings, follow these steps:

• Enter Settings by clicking on the cog icon on the top-right and then clicking on Settings.
• Then navigate to the Keyboard tab if you are using a keyboard and mouse, or the Controller tab if you are on a controller.
• Then select the Combat tab under the main tab.
• Scroll down to the HUD section, and you will see settings for Reticle, which is another name for the crosshair.
• Then just click on the Import Save icon at the first option under HUD.
• Select or create a profile and then import it.
• If you want to overwrite this crosshair for certain heroes, then click on the All Heroes button at the top of the options, and then select your hero. Any changes you make to the crosshair will only apply to that hero.

While you are at it, also make sure your video settings are optimized for best performance. If you don’t know how, check out our guide on it.

Conclusion

Crosshair plays a more important part in Marvel Rivals than in other games. There is more visual clutter with all the abilities going off, so you need a crosshair that is visible in all conditions, but you also need to make sure it’s not too distracting.

Then there are the different heroes, and you will have to change it because of them. Overall, it’s not easy, especially for someone who is a beginner. You can try out these crosshairs and then tweak them as you play to fit your needs.