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WARDOGS is a large scale military shooter from Bulkhead, the studio in Derby, England. Team17 publishes it, and it runs on Unreal Engine 5. Up to 100 players share one server, split into three private military companies of 33 players each: Lonestar, Valkyra and Manticore. Infantry squads, tanks and light vehicles fight over huge open maps, and the game sold more than two million copies in its first five days.
The fight turns around a Control Zone that the game places at random on the map. Holding it scores points for your company, and the Hot Zone inside it counts double. Towers carry code digits that move the Hot Zone, and drills pull it toward one side. On top of that, WARDOGS runs on in-game cash. You earn it with kills, assists, transport runs and supply work, and you spend it on scopes, vehicles and forward operating bases, so a lost fight also costs you money.
Our WARDOGS hack is built for that fight between three companies: an aimbot with bullet drop and speed prediction, a 3D Radar ESP for players, vehicles and loot, a 2D Radar, a Warning System that names the enemy who can see you, a Lock-On Warning for missile locks on your vehicle, and Ghost Mode.
In WARDOGS the danger comes from two enemy companies at once, and a squad you did not see can end a fight you were winning. The WARDOGS cheat shows the players, vehicles and loot around you, warns you when an enemy can see you and helps you land the long shot. At this stage the WARDOGS cheat comes with the Premium Package only. A separate WARDOGS subscription comes later.
The WARDOGS cheat covers aim, awareness, loot and vehicles, with separate switches for friendly players, enemy players, vehicles and downed players. Everything is set from the in-game menu, which opens with your Menu Key, and you can drag the menu and the radar window into place with the mouse. The highlights are below, and the full option list is in the Features panel on this page.
With three companies on one map, a WARDOGS fight rarely has one clear front line. You can win a duel against a Valkyra squad and get shot in the back by Manticore while you reload. The 3D Radar draws a Bounding Box in 2D or 3D through terrain and walls and a Head Dot on players in range, and adds Enemy Name ESP, Enemy Distance ESP, Enemy Health ESP and Enemy Weapon ESP.
The Enemy Visible and Enemy Invisible colours tell you at a glance who is in the open and who is behind cover. Aim Laser draws a line from each player’s head in the direction they are facing, so you can see where a squad is looking before it moves.
Because towers and drills keep moving the Hot Zone, the fight around the Control Zone keeps shifting, and squads run into each other from different sides. That is where the Warning System earns its place. It shows an on-screen warning that names the enemy whose head has line of sight to you, with their distance, and it reads Aiming At You, Can See You or Visible depending on the angle they look from.
The Beep System repeats faster the closer the nearest enemy is, and Projectile ESP labels live grenades and thrown projectiles with their name, their distance or both, so a grenade that lands next to you gives you a moment to move.
The open maps in WARDOGS leave plenty of room for long shots, and a good scope costs cash before you ever fire it. The WARDOGS aimbot uses Bullet Drop Prediction, which compensates for bullet drop with the game’s own ballistic table and your active zeroing, and Bullet Speed Prediction, which uses the projectile speed of your weapon to lead moving infantry and vehicles. Prediction Scale fine-tunes both. Sway Compensation aims along the real barrel line instead of the camera, cancelling breathing and scope sway, and No Sway removes the aim sway while you line up the shot.
Vehicles matter a lot in WARDOGS, from the Dune Buggy to the URAL, the Z20 Lakota, the Heavy Tank and the Artillery Tank. They cost in-game cash, so losing one hurts. Aim Vehicle lets the aimbot target occupied enemy vehicles, Trigger Vehicle does the same for the triggerbot, and Show Vehicle draws crewed vehicles on the 3D Radar and the 2D Radar, with the crew drawn as the vehicle.
Vehicle ESP marks empty, parked vehicles as item labels, and Max Vehicle Distance reaches out to 3000 meters. When you are in a vehicle, the Lock-On Warning tells you when a missile seeker is tracking it, names the player who is locking on and draws a line to them. The Lock-On Beep beeps slowly while the seeker tracks you and fast at a higher pitch once it has a full lock, which means the missile can fire.
Cash decides what you can field in WARDOGS, so the gear on the ground matters too. After a fight, dropped weapons and dead players’ inventories are there for the taking. The 3D Radar has separate ESP groups for Weapon, Ammo, Attachment, Armor, Medicine, Throwable and Deployable pickups, plus Container ESP for lootable containers and dead players’ inventories. Item Distance ESP puts the distance in front of each label, Max Item Distance keeps far items off your screen, and the Item Filter holds 13 item names. Set the Filter to Exclude to hide those items, or to Include to show only them.
Squads in WARDOGS build with hammers and materials, and forward operating bases need supply to keep your team in the fight. X Marker ESP marks the critical hit spot that the hammer is highlighting on a structure, and Crate ESP shows vehicle supply crates that have not been destroyed. To scout before your squad moves on an enemy position, Ghost Mode gives you a free camera.
While it is on, you fly freely with W, A, S, D, Space and Ctrl, Ghost Mode Speed sets how far you move, and Save Ghost Location brings you back to the same spot the next time you turn it on. Fullbright switches the renderer to unlit mode, so the whole map is evenly lit and dark corners give less cover.
The WARDOGS triggerbot fires when your crosshair passes over a target, with its own Fire Delay, its own Max Distance and separate switches for enemy players, friendly players, vehicles and downed players. With Use Trigger Key and Use Aim Key turned on, each one only works while you hold its key.
Linear Smooth Aim and Constant Smooth Aim control how the aim moves, Humanized Aim follows a curved path with Randomize Curve on top, and Deadzone Angle keeps the aimbot from pulling close to your crosshair. Visibility Check stops it from targeting enemies behind walls or obstacles, and Stick To Target stays on one enemy until the target is no longer valid. The Panic Key hides the overlays and turns Fullbright off with one press.
Getting started with the WARDOGS hack takes three steps.
Register on the forum for free. Your subscriptions, downloads and support all run through it.
At this stage WARDOGS comes with the Premium Package only, together with the other games it covers. A separate WARDOGS subscription comes later.
Start the cheat with the SystemCheats loader, launch the Steam version of WARDOGS, open the in-game menu with your Menu Key and save your setup in Default, Custom 1, Custom 2 or Custom 3.
The official WARDOGS enforcement page says the game works with third party anti-cheat providers but does not name them. It describes client side and server side detection, checks on input and gameplay patterns, and penalties that range from a server restriction up to a hardware ban. Reports name different providers, so we do not name one here. No cheat is ever completely risk free. The live cheat status page always shows the current state of every cheat, including WARDOGS.
Yes. At this stage the WARDOGS cheat comes with the Premium Package only, together with the other games listed under Cheats Included on its page. A separate WARDOGS subscription comes later.
The Steam version of WARDOGS on Windows 10 and 11 PC. Other stores and consoles are not supported.
The official WARDOGS enforcement page says the game uses third party anti-cheat providers without naming them. Reports name different providers, so we do not name one. The page also describes client side and server side detection and bans up to a hardware ban.
The live cheat status page always shows the current state of every cheat, including WARDOGS. Check it before you buy.
Yes. Aim Vehicle lets the aimbot target occupied enemy vehicles, and Trigger Vehicle does the same for the triggerbot. Bullet Speed Prediction leads moving infantry and vehicles. You can switch Aim Vehicle and Trigger Vehicle off to stay on players only.
It warns you when a missile seeker is tracking your vehicle, names the player who is locking on and draws a line to them. The Lock-On Beep beeps slowly while you are tracked and fast at a higher pitch once the seeker has a full lock.
Yes. The 3D Radar shows Weapon, Ammo, Attachment, Armor, Medicine, Throwable, Deployable and Misc Item pickups, lootable containers, dead players’ inventories, vehicle supply crates and parked vehicles, each with its own colour.
In WARDOGS you face two enemy companies and their vehicles, and a lost fight puts your own cash on the line. With the WARDOGS cheat you see the players, vehicles and loot around you, you get a warning when someone can see you or locks onto your vehicle, and you decide when to push the Hot Zone and when to hold back.
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What is WARDOGS?
WARDOGS is a tactical military shooter from Bulkhead, published by Team17. Up to 100 players fight in three private military companies over a moving Control Zone, with tanks, helicopters and forward operating bases.
Cheating in WARDOGS
Our WARDOGS cheat has an aimbot with bullet drop prediction, player and Vehicle ESP, a triggerbot, Ghost Mode and threat warnings. It comes with the Premium Package only.
Is the WARDOGS cheat safe?
WARDOGS uses third-party anti-cheat software with client-side and server-side checks. No cheat is ever completely risk free. However, you can always adjust your settings to play legitimately for the long run. Check the live status page before you play.
