If you're grinding the same farming loop, crafting sequence, or knife routine in a game, Rivals Macro captures your clicks and keystrokes—then plays them back on a single hotkey. Record once, replay forever.
Game macros need to survive full-screen gameplay and hit the exact same inputs every time. Rivals Macro replays at the scan-code level—the hardware input layer—so keystrokes land in full-screen games, remote desktop sessions, and other environments where simpler tools fail.
Whether you're farming, performing a keep-alive pattern during a long session, or repeating a knife combo or crafting sequence, record your routine once and let it run. No reconfiguration needed next session. No online account. No hidden features locked behind a paywall.
The app runs completely offline. There's no telemetry, no update ping, no analytics. Carry the entire folder on a flash drive between machines.
Hotkeys: F9 toggles recording, F10 plays the last routine. Both are rebindable if your game uses those keys. Change them in the app settings.
Loop count: Replay once for a quick test, set a specific number of times (e.g., 50 loops for farming), or choose 'loop indefinitely' to run until you press Stop. Useful for overnight sessions where you want the macro to keep running.
Speed slider: Capture at real speed, replay at whatever pace works. Slow it down to 10% to watch the inputs in slow motion and debug timing issues. Speed up to 1000% for long repetitive loops.
Scan-code input ensures every keystroke—including modifier combos (Ctrl, Shift, Alt)—replays at the hardware level, even in full-screen games.
Before using a macro in any game, check the game's terms of service or anti-cheat policy. Some games permit macros for solo farming or crafting; others prohibit any automation. Using a macro where it's against the rules can result in a ban.
Rivals Macro itself is a neutral tool—it records and replays input like any macro tool. The responsibility lies with you to use it in compliance with the game's rules.
Yes. Input is replayed at the scan-code level, which works in full-screen games, windowed mode, and remote desktop sessions.
Yes. Each routine is saved as a separate file. Load any saved routine through File → Open and press F10 to run it.
No. The app runs completely offline with no login, no account, no update ping, no telemetry.
Yes. Set the loop count to 'indefinite' and the routine will repeat until you press Stop. Ideal for farming or AFK routines.
Yes, on Windows 10 and Windows 11, 64-bit. No admin rights required.
Yes. Free forever, no trial, no locked features, MIT licensed. Nothing to pay, nothing to upgrade.
Free for Windows 10 and 11. Unzip and start recording your first game macro in seconds—no setup, no account, no ads.
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