Hello everyone! This is my first review so I hope I'm clear and concise enough for everyone to understand.
General / User Interface - 7/10
Once downloaded it was very straight forward what needed to be done to turn it on for the first time. When you open the program a box appears that gives easy to follow directions of when to open the game and what to do. At first I was worried that the settings window would be active the entire time I played the game but quickly saw that it was only visible after hitting esc or in the main menu. It was not be visible during actual game play. The way you interact with the settings window is very easy. Just turn off or on whatever features you want at any time, even in an active match. A combination of sliders and on/off switches make everything streamlined. Each feature has it's own tab so the window doesn't become cluttered.
Edit - I've had a few crashes to desktop since making this review, not sure if it is due to the game or not but saw others with similar issues. It's not frequent but still frustrating. Also the settings do not save and need to be redone every time it is launched. Thankfully I don't need to change many things to make it work the way I want but it would still be nice to have it remember what I wanted last play session.
Aimbot - 6/10
The aimbot is quite good but not as good as some of the other aimbots offered by Perfect Aim. I changed the settings to several different values to try and see how exact and/or obvious I could make it but no matter what I set it to it never accurately locked onto moving targets. However if an enemy stood still it was perfectly accurate. This was especially obvious with any single shot weapon on a target moving horizontally. Even with the prediction setting turned on and the smoothing lowered all the way the aimbot would always trail the target enemy and miss. Any long range shots on moving targets were almost always misses. However, even with the prediction being poor the aimbot carried me to first in every game. After many hours of testing I always ended up picking classes with auto-fire weapons and kept it to close range encounters where it felt like the aimbot excelled. Also the aimbot being detectable is a bummer but I think that's to be expected for most aimbots.
ESP - 10/10
The ESP is amazing. So many different options for what you want to see. Enemies, friendlies, vehicles, etc. The boxes are easy to see and show if you have vision of them or not with different colors (red/green by default). The distance the object is from you is also clearly visible. The skeleton of enemies are within the boxes which allows for you to predict where to aim before you gain vision of the enemy. A health bar is shown on every enemy. Overall just amazing and gives a massive advantage.
Radar - 10/10
The radar has saved me so many times. You would think you wouldn't need one when you have an ESP but I still found myself getting shot in the back by people spawning off their squad near me. Unless you want to be turning 360 degrees all the time to check behind you and look super obvious... The radar has your back and gives a good layout of your surroundings.
Overall - 7/10
I would recommend this to anyone wanting an edge when playing this game. It kept me in the top spot for every match I played with it turned on. Once I played with the aimbot for a while and used it mostly in close combat it carried me every game I wanted it to. I just wish it predicted movement a bit better. Before the Realm Royal product was made private I got to see what Perfect Aim was capable of in terms of aimbots. That thing was on point for 99% of shots on any target no matter what they were doing or how far they were. I'm not sure if it has to do with the different games or not but the aimbot for Battlefield V has been good enough for what I want it to do. Every other feature was what I expected and has served me very well.