Zen in gaming refers to a device called Cronus Zen, which is a small device that players connect to their controllers or PCs. It can be used with almost any console or controller and allows players to mod their gaming equipment to give them an unfair advantage in-game. Once connected, players attach ‘scripts’ to their Cronus which give them in-game benefits such as increased aim assist, rapid-fire mods, and no-recoil macros. Because it is not an explicit ‘aimbot’ or ‘wallhack’, it can be more difficult to identify in enemy kill cams or opponent footage. There are also literally thousands of scripts players can download to their Cronus Zen, meaning cheats can take many different forms. Cronus Zen has been a controversial topic in the gaming community, with some players using it to hit 99-100% of their shots. However, it is important to note that using Cronus Zen to gain an unfair advantage in gaming is considered cheating and can result in consequences such as being banned from the game or tournament.