Cheats, Hacks & Mods
for Online Games

In plain EnglishPeople use cheats to get an edge or to skip grinding. It breaks the game's rules and can get you banned.

Most buyers want an edge in games where cheating is already common, or want to skip a long grind. Tools such as an aimbot, a wallhack (ESP) or a radar change what you can see and how you aim, which is why they are popular in competitive shooters and in survival games where one fight can cost hours of loot. Whatever the reason, using one breaks the game's rules and can lead to a ban, so read section 6 of our Terms on detection risk before you buy.

In plain EnglishFree cheats are often already detected and can hide malware. Paid ones are maintained, but none is guaranteed safe.

Free cheats are often old builds that anti-cheat systems already recognise, and some free loaders come bundled with malware that goes after game, email or bank accounts. A paid product here is maintained by its developer and shows a status that says whether it passed its most recent check. That status is a snapshot, not a promise: a paid cheat can still be detected, and no product is guaranteed safe.

In plain EnglishYou cannot make a ban impossible. Use up-to-date builds, keep your settings looking human, and accept that a ban can still happen.

You cannot rule a ban out, only lower the risk. Run a build whose status shows it passed its latest check, and do not run it while it is marked Updating. Keep settings believable (smooth aim, a small field of view, no shots nobody could make), because player reports and manual reviews catch behaviour that software checks miss. Update the loader after every game patch. Even then a ban can happen at any time, as section 6 of our Terms explains.

In plain EnglishLegit cheating is subtle and looks like a great player. Rage cheating is obvious and aims instantly, used where everyone is already cheating. Pick it by where you play.

Legit settings are tuned to look like a strong human player: smooth aim, a small field of view, partial recoil control and an ESP used for positioning rather than for shooting through walls. Rage settings make no attempt to look human: instant lock-on, a wide field of view, spinbots and anti-aim. Rage is mostly played in HvH (hacker versus hacker) lobbies where everyone is cheating openly, and anywhere else it is far more likely to be reported and banned. For HvH in CS2, a ready-made CS2 config saves the manual setup.

In plain EnglishDevelopers update them after game patches. While a product is being fixed it shows Updating, so do not run it until that changes.

Each product is maintained by its developer, who updates it after game patches and anti-cheat changes. How fast depends on the developer and on the size of the change, so no update time is promised. While a product is being fixed its status shows Updating: do not run it until the status changes back. The status on each product page is the current one, and section 6 of our Terms explains why a status is a snapshot rather than a guarantee.

In plain EnglishThey can help you win more, but a fast rank jump gets noticed and can end in a ban.

They can, and that is why ranked play is where a lot of bans happen. Aim assistance and ESP change gunfights and positioning, and a rank climb that is too fast is exactly what player reports, statistics checks and manual reviews look for. If you use a cheat in ranked, keep the settings believable, and remember that a ban can take the account and everything on it.

In plain EnglishThe common ones are aimbot (aims for you), wallhack or ESP (see players through walls), triggerbot (auto-fires), radar (enemies on the map) and recoil control. Check each product's list.

The most common features are: Aimbot, which moves your aim onto a target, with settings for smoothness and field of view. Wallhack / ESP, which draws players, items and loot through walls with boxes, health and distance. Triggerbot, which fires when your crosshair is on a target. Radar, which marks enemy positions on a map. Recoil control, which counters a weapon's kick. Which ones a product has depends on the game and the build, so check the feature list on its product page: a feature the page does not list is not included.

In plain EnglishYes. No cheat is ever 100% safe, a ban can happen at any time, and bans are not refunded.

Yes. Every major anti-cheat, including VAC, Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye and Vanguard, exists to detect this kind of software, and publishers also ban on player reports and manual reviews of how you play. No product can be guaranteed undetected: a status only says a build passed its most recent check, and that can change at any time, even right after you buy (Terms, section 6). Bans are not refunded, as the Refund Policy explains. If your hardware has already been banned, an HWID spoofer changes the identifiers the anti-cheat recorded, but it cannot lift the ban on the account itself.

In plain EnglishInternal runs inside the game. External runs outside it. DMA uses a card and a second PC. None of them is undetectable.

Internal cheats run inside the game process. They can read the game most accurately, and that is also where anti-cheat looks hardest. External cheats run as a separate program and read the game's memory from outside, which avoids some in-process checks. DMA cheats read memory through a separate device (a PCIe card in your PC, connected to a second computer), so little or nothing runs on the gaming PC itself; they need extra hardware and setup, and anti-cheat vendors now target DMA hardware too. None of the three is undetectable. A product page states the type when its developer does.

In plain EnglishYes. Once your payment confirms, your key shows on the order page straight away. You can ask for an email copy there.

Yes, delivery is automatic. Checkout opens our payment processor's secure checkout page (card, BLIK and the other methods it shows). Once the payment confirms, your key is shown on the order page, and you can ask for an email copy there. Then open the loader, enter the key and follow the setup guide. If a key does not work when it is delivered, the Dead-Key Guarantee explains what happens next.