Void Menu V1.51 -

One of the biggest complaints in v1.4 was the frame-rate stutter when the menu was first called. Version 1.51 appears to have resolved this, with a near-zero performance footprint even on mid-range setups.

Because "Void Menu v1.51" can refer to a few different niche tools—ranging from a specific mod for games like Gorilla Tag or Hollow Knight to a programming concept or POS function—I’ve drafted this review to be adaptable. Void Menu v1.51

Void Menu v1.51 is a must-download for anyone who relied on previous versions. It takes a powerful tool and makes it feel like a professional-grade interface. It’s stable, looks great, and does exactly what it promises without the bloat. One of the biggest complaints in v1

This version introduces better support for recent game updates (e.g., Hollow Knight Silksong or Gorilla Tag environments), ensuring that features like "NoClip" or "Teleport" don’t trigger immediate errors. The Experience Void Menu v1

Using Void Menu v1.51 is remarkably intuitive. The hotkey response is snappy, and the "Void" aesthetic—clean lines with a dark, minimalist theme—is easy on the eyes during long sessions. The addition of a "Search" or "Quick-Filter" bar in this version is a massive quality-of-life improvement for users who need to find specific functions in a hurry.

If the menu fails to appear, ensure your BepInEx or MelonLoader is updated to the latest version, as v1.51 relies on newer hooks.

While v1.51 is a huge step forward, a built-in "Reset to Default" button for individual categories would be a welcome addition in v1.6. Additionally, while the documentation has improved, it still feels a bit sparse for absolute beginners.