Aimbot cheats for EFT will help you to succeed in both PvE and PvP. No matter if it's a real person or an NPC, an aimbot will track their position and make sure you always get a clean shot. This hack can help you to progress in the game by making it possible to clear raids solo.

No teammates mean nobody to share the loot with. Meaning that whatever drops, is yours to keep.

You can then take this loot into PvP fights and have the best armor, guns, and explosives to deal with anyone who comes for you.

Although, you’ll probably still find that you’re struggling. Tarkov has been out for almost 5 years now, and many people already have a high skill level when it comes to PvP.

Unfortunately for you, they eat new players for breakfast. The only thing stopping them from killing you and stealing all your loot is the in-game karma system. Many high-level players don’t care much about their karma rating, however, and would much rather steal your shiny new SMG for themselves.

Sounds unfair? Maybe it is. But it’s part of the game. With an aimbot hack, you’ll have a fighting chance against these scavengers.

Aimbot hacks for Escape from Tarkov have settings that allow you to tweak the bot to just how you need it. Because EFT puts a high focus on individual body part damage, our aimbot has settings that can target each part of a player or an enemy separately.

Even if you’re not interested in using an aimbot to get kills, several useful quality-of-life settings can improve your EFT experience. You can change the FOV range, making it so you can see a wider area without turning the camera.

Or, you can change the color of the crosshair. Some people find that the default, muted colors are difficult to see, and it’s even worse if you have existing color blindness or vision issues. Our aimbot hacks can adjust the crosshair to any RGB value, meaning you can see exactly where you’re shooting.

And if you’re worried about getting caught while using an aimbot, then there are settings to make the hack harder to detect. This includes the ‘off after kill’ setting, which will disable the aimbot when you get a kill.

This is helpful in situations where other players can see what you’re doing, and could potentially rat you out for using an aimbot hack.

The maps in Escape from Tarkov are intricate and well-designed. Most of the maps have a mixture of wide-open outdoor spaces and claustrophobic indoor spaces. Each presents different challenges; wide open spaces leave you and your team with little space to hide, but the same goes for enemies.

Indoor spaces on the other hand give you a lot of space to hide…but unless you know the map well, you’re a sitting duck. Players who know exactly where the best cover spots in EFT maps are will soon sniff you out and ruin your day.

If you want a fighting chance on the new Escape from Tarkov maps, a wallhack and an ESP hack will help you get that edge.

A wallhack is pretty simple; it allows you to see enemies, items, and players through walls. Usually, these are represented as outlines or silhouettes of these entities. Exclusive features of our wallhacks allow you to configure the hack to show you specific features of a map, only NPCs, only other players, and more.

An ESP hack is more interesting. ESP stands for extrasensory perception. These hacks will augment your vision in FPS games, and show you information that can make or break a raid or PvP match. This includes the health of enemies and players, their name and level, the weapons they’re carrying, and more.

Our exclusive ESP hack features allow a near-infinite level of customizability. You can see every little detail about your opponents, including their overall hitbox and the hitboxes for specific areas of their bodies.

If you’re using an ESP to find items, then you can refine what the tool shows you using a minimum price setting. This is great when you’re farming cash in Escape from Tarkov, as you can save time by only searching for items that are worth the inventory space to pick up and sell.

Wallhacks and ESPs are designed to work together, and you’ll likely find that they come as a pack. You’ll not only save money by buying an ESP and a Wallhack together, but you’ll also be able to see these hacks at their full potential when they’re used together.

Some people argue that Escape from Tarkov is a survival game before it’s an FPS game. Having to keep track of features such as your character's hydration allows you to play into this survivalist fantasy.

What breaks this immersion though is when you get sniped by someone who thinks they’re playing Call of Duty: Warzone. All of that effort you made to gather supplies is now gone.

While Escape from Tarkov doesn’t encourage this type of gameplay, it also doesn’t do much to discourage it outside of the karma system. There’s no minimap and no indication that anyone else is sharing the space with you, friend or foe. This means it’s easy to be taken unaware by an ambush.

If you're sick of this happening to you, then a radar hack might be what you need.

This hack adds a small map to your HUD that acts as a real-world sonar. Your character is the central point, and people around them are represented as dots. The closer the dot is to the center of the radar, the closer that person is to you in-game.

Radar hacks add a whole new level of immersion to EFT - in a military survival situation, a radar is an invaluable tool. It makes sense that your character would have one.

The radar hacks that we provide are customizable and unobtrusive to your game. You can make the map as large or as small as you want. You can also tell it to show you players, enemies, or both.

If you have two monitors, then radar hacks can be completely undetectable. We have radar hacks that run as a stand-alone program; this means that the hack won’t show over the top of your EFT window, but will instead show in a full-screen window of its own.

There’s no way for any anti-cheat software, or even any other player to know you’re using a radar hack if it’s running as a secondary program.

There’s a reason that many EFT players continue to use hacks. Players who get banned for using hacks all have one thing in common; they show off too much. They either told someone straight that they were using hacks (bad idea), or they were live-streaming their EFT gameplay while using hacks (very bad idea).

Our hacks are designed so that if you’re smart about using them, you won’t be caught. This is thanks to custom settings such as smoothness and visibility.

Thanks to this, people who use our hacks can do so with confidence. They take the right precautions, and they trust us to sell them hacks and software that keep them safe from bans.

There are many reasons why people might use hacks. Due to accessibility needs that some people have, they might find that a game like EFT is frustrating for them. Spatial processing issues combined with a lack of a HUD can make it impossible to play Tarkov, even casually.

For these people, hacks offer an alternative path into the game. It allows them to play comfortably and on an equal playing field. Where the game can’t support their accessibility requirements, our hacks can.

Sometimes it’s much less complicated than this though. At the end of the day, games are designed to be fun, and hacks provide a way to have fun with games like EFT in new ways.

When playing with friends, some people use Escape from Tarkov hacks to enable new modes of gameplay. One example is using an aimbot in a hide-and-seek game to pick off your friends when you spot them.

You could also use a wallhack to make farming a raid for loot with friends much faster. Hacks such as this that make PvE gameplay easier allow you to relax while playing Tarkov cooperatively.