Escape from Tarkov Cheats menu: aim assistance, ESP, and world visuals
Escape from Tarkov Cheats · Published 26 Sept 2026
What the product page lists
Escape from Tarkov Cheats is one menu for raids only. Separate key from Arena. The product page names aim assistance in the summary, then lists the visual and misc toggles. This post explains how those groups fit together. It is not a second feature list.
Searchers type Escape from Tarkov hacks, wallhack, or undetected for the same commercial question: what is named on the menu and whether the current build is listed as ready. Those words are not a spec sheet. Read the product page, then read Status before you load.
If you only wanted the game itself, the homepage is the hub. This article is for people comparing cheat menus, not for replacing the official Tarkov site.
Raids only and Arena
The published edition line is raids only. Separate key from Arena. An Arena key is a different product line on the vendor side; do not assume one checkout covers both modes.
Quest ESP and extract-related labels (Exfils, transitions) live on the visual list in the product summary. Loot filters and container categories live under world visuals. Mixing those groups up is a common reason two listings look identical in a headline but differ in the fine print.
Aim assistance
The product page lists aim toggles including enable aim, draw aim FOV, smart bone, prediction, target lock, and max aim distance. Player ESP, boss or scav ESP, and loot ESP are separate groups. If a page only says "aimbot" and never names visual toggles, you still do not know what you are buying.
Player ESP, loot ESP, and world visuals can stay on while aim assistance is off. They are different parts of the menu, not one bundled switch.
Player ESP, boss, bot, and scavs
Player ESP on the published list covers box, skeleton, chams, nickname, distance, health, weapon, visible check, OOF arrows, radar, and max distance. The same visual section also lists boss ESP, bot ESP, and scav ESP with nickname, distance, health, weapon, type, and max distance.
Max distance caps how far labels draw. It is not a promise that every PMC or scav on the map is marked. A health label does not mean the angle is safe or that BattleyE will ignore the overlay.
Quest ESP is its own toggle on the published visual list. It is not the same as loot ESP under world visuals.
World visuals
World visuals here means loot ESP, containers, weather, loot filter, draw distance, and corpse or dead-body markers. Those labels are separate from player ESP. A corpse marker in the world is not the same as a box on a live player in your view.
If you want a nickname and health bar on someone in front of you, that is player ESP. If you want loot price coloring, container types, weather readouts, or corpse markers in the world, that is the world visuals group.
Draw distance on loot is not the same control as max distance on player labels. Note both when you first configure the menu.
Misc options
Misc is Infinite Stamina, High Jump, Height Multiplier, No Inertia, Instant Pose Change, No Recoil, No Sway, Instant ADS, No Malfunctions, Instant Reload, Instant Switch, Fast Load-Unload Mags, Unlock Modification Table, Loot Through Walls, Extend Reach, Reach Distance, No Pickup Delay, No Container Open Delay, No Visor, Thermal Vision, Thirdperson, Thirdperson Bind, Thirdperson Length, Zoom, Free Camera, Config System (Save, Load, Import, and Export). Streamproof is on the published summary. Loot filters live under world visuals. If a toggle is not on the product page, this catalog does not claim it.
Custom menu key and custom panic key are misc controls. The default bind is in the delivery note, not on the product page.
Requirements and status
Windows 10 and 11, Intel or AMD, Raids only. HVCI, Core Isolation, TPM, and Secure Boot are listed as on. Cloud DMA is required for full functionality.
GREEN on the Status page means that build is listed as ready to load right now. RED means wait. The label can change after a patch. It is not a promise about accounts or future patches.
Price and checkout
Monthly is $35 for 31 days. Lifetime is $150. Same menu on both. Read the numbers on the product page when you pay, not from a screenshot in chat.
Open Status first. If it is GREEN, checkout on the product page. If the loader fails while the label is green, use the Support page.
Related pages:Product pageStatusBuyer checklistWhat is not listedCloud DMAFeature list thread
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