At a Glance
- Standard includes the complete built-in gameplay core.
- Aimbot, Trigger Bot, player ESP, object ESP, movement, automation, and customization are core categories.
- Pro adds Blade Ball Auto Parry, LuaVM, Community Scripts, Autoexec, Live Explorer, Desync, Backtrack, and Anti VC Ban.
- The public documentation deep-links every current feature by category.
Aim, Visuals, Character, and Movement
Nova's aim category includes Aimbot and Trigger Bot controls. Visual coverage includes player ESP, object ESP, chams and related on-screen information. Character and movement categories provide configurable movement, camera, position, and character behavior.
These features are exposed through Nova's built-in interface and do not require LuaVM.
Players, Automation, Utilities, and Customization
Player tools, automation, macros, utility actions, world customization, profiles, and interface options round out the core. The value of this group is workflow: commonly used actions and settings stay in one native product.
Feature availability still depends on the active plan, Read Only boundary, current client, and exact runtime capability Nova can validate.
Pro Game Support, Scripting, and Advanced Tools
Blade Ball Auto Parry is Nova's first Pro custom-game feature. It tracks the supported game's live ball and arena roster, exposes timing profiles and sends one foreground parry tap only for a verified trajectory aimed at the local character.
Pro also includes Fullstack LuaVM, Community Scripts, Managed Autoexec, Live Explorer, source viewing, Download Game, Nova UI, Anti VC Ban, Desync, and Backtrack. Unsupported games remain clearly labeled and can be requested through Nova's Discord.
Questions Buyers Actually Ask
How many feature categories does Nova have?
The public directory groups the core into Aimbot, visuals, character, movement, players, automation, utilities, and customization, plus a Pro group.
Are profiles included?
Yes. Nova includes saved configuration and profile workflows for supported settings.
Where can I see the exact current list?
Use the Nova feature documentation. It is the authoritative public list and links directly to every category and entry.
Check the Features and Price.
Use Nova's public docs, compare the two lifetime plans, and keep every download on externals.gg.