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Tyr is a free to play, team-based tank shooter from Stoke Games, played in third person on Windows PC through Steam. It is set in a stylised sci-fi world where treaded tanks and hover tanks fight side by side. The developer describes it as a tank shooter where “positioning, strategic decision-making, and mastery of unique abilities win”, and where deliberate play beats whoever can fire the fastest. It is not Tyr: Chains of Valhalla, which is a separate game on Steam.
Each tank has its own tech tree, ammo slots and component slots, plus a swappable keystone tech, and each vehicle carries one unique ability. Abilities range from a short blink to a sonar pulse that spots enemies or an engine overcharge that rams an opponent for heavy damage. Armor is measured in millimetres and players angle it to stop your shots, so where your shell lands matters as much as whether it lands at all.
The rule that shapes each match is vision. In Tyr, you and your opponents are only visible when within range or while making enough noise. Fire from cover and you may stay hidden. Push forward at the wrong moment and you can reveal your position to the entire enemy team. Our Tyr hack is built around that kind of fight: an aimbot with Penetration Check and Shell Speed Prediction, 3D and 2D radar ESP for tanks, Shell ESP, Shot Origin and Last Known markers, and a Warning System that tells you when an enemy can see you.
Pick the part of the tank you want to hit with Aim Point, let Penetration Check weigh the armor before the cannon fires, and lead fast hover tanks with Shell Speed Prediction. The ESP draws enemy tanks through solid terrain, and the Warning System tells you when an enemy can see you or is aiming at you.
The Tyr cheat covers aim, awareness and control for tank fights at short and long range, and everything is set from the in-game menu. A default setup and three custom setups each have their own key, so you can switch between them with one press. The highlights are below, and the full option list is in the Features panel on this page.
Because tanks stay hidden until they are in range or make noise, a patient player can sit still behind a bush and wait for you to drive past. It is a common complaint in Steam reviews, where one player writes that “you can drive past tanks sitting in bushes 50 feet away from you and not spot them”.
The Tyr ESP draws a Bounding Box around vehicles through solid terrain, and Player Distance ESP and Player Vehicle ESP show how far away each tank is and which model it is. The Enemy Visible and Enemy Invisible colours tell you at a glance which enemies are in the open and which sit behind cover.
Long range play is a big part of Tyr, and some players say in Steam reviews that open maps with little cover favour sniper tanks. When a shell hits you from far away, the first question is where it came from. Shot Origin ESP draws a marker at the spot an enemy fired from, so you know which ridge to watch. When that enemy breaks sight and pulls back behind a hill, Last Known ESP leaves a ghost marker at their last spotted location. The sniper is no longer a guess, and you have a spot to watch if they come back up to shoot.
A hit in Tyr is not the same as damage. Armor is measured in millimetres, players angle their hulls and fight hull-down behind ridges, and weak spots decide a lot of duels. A shell that fails to get through an angled plate leaves you waiting for a reload while the enemy fires back.
The Tyr aimbot has a Penetration Check that calculates enemy armor thickness and angle and only fires when it finds an armor breach. Aim Point lets you choose Hull, Turret, Weakpoint, Engine or Tracks, and Aim Style picks the target closest to your crosshair, the closest one or the one with the lowest health, so you can finish a damaged tank first.
Many targets in Tyr do not sit still. Hover tanks glide across the ground, the Ikarus can switch to a flight form, the developer calls the Ranger the high-flying tank, and some abilities blink a vehicle several lengths forward or back. Shells take time to travel, so a shot aimed at where a fast tank is will often miss. Shell Speed Prediction calculates enemy vehicle velocity and trajectory to lead moving targets, and Prediction Scale fine tunes how far ahead it aims. Your own tank moves too, and Sway Compensation corrects for suspension sway and chassis bounce on rough terrain.
Each tank in Tyr has its own turret rotation speed, measured in degrees per second, and a slow turret loses a close fight when the enemy moves across your view faster than your gun can follow. Core is an urban map with tight corridors and structures, so fights there often start at short range and around corners.
Instant Turret removes turret traverse rotation lag and snaps the gun barrel to the target, and No Spread removes gun dispersion bloom so the shell flies to the centre of the crosshair. With the Tyr Triggerbot on its own trigger key, the cannon fires the instant an enemy enters your crosshair, and Fire Delay adds a pause of your choosing before the shot.
Tyr has plenty of ways to find you. Some tanks send out a sonar pulse that spots enemies, the Seeker deploys a snitch that pings the closest enemy in range, and the Phantom can turn on stealth to get close. Making noise can give you away too.
When an enemy has a clear line of sight to your tank, the Warning System shows a can see you alert, and a second alert shows when an enemy cannon is aiming at you, each with its own angle. The Beep System plays a tone that grows stronger as the danger comes closer, the Is Visible colour marks when your own tank is exposed to enemy view, and Player Status ESP shows when an enemy tank is spotted, firing, tracked or stunned.
Tyr has a Standard queue, Ranked Solo / Duos, Ranked Teams and Custom Games. Friends can queue together as a squad, and the matchmaker tries to put squads against squads of equal size. Ranked only opens once you have levelled up your tanks, it has tiers such as Master and Grandmaster, and Ranked Teams is played as a full squad. Players who are just starting out often say in Steam reviews that they meet veterans with fully upgraded tanks, and different queues call for different setups.
That is why the Tyr cheat keeps a default setup plus Custom 1, Custom 2 and Custom 3, each on its own key. One slot can hold a soft setup with Smooth Aim, Randomize Aim and a low Limit Angle, and another a full awareness setup with ESP, radar and warnings. The Enemy Player filter slots let you track and isolate specific rivals across matches.
Getting started with the Tyr cheat takes three steps.
Open the live cheat status page. It lists each cheat as online, offline or staff only.
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Buy Tyr as a single cheat, or get it with the Premium Package together with the other games it includes.
No official source we checked names an anti-cheat system for Tyr. The Steam store page shows no anti-cheat notice, and the developer’s announcements on Steam that we read do not mention cheating, bans or a named system. That does not mean the game has no protection. It only means we found no public statement from Stoke Games about which system it uses. No cheat is ever completely risk free. The live cheat status page always shows the current state of every cheat, so check it before you buy.
The live cheat status page always shows the current state of every cheat, including Tyr. Check it before you buy.
Yes. You can buy the Tyr cheat on its own, and it is also included in the Premium Package and the One Day Trial.
Only the Steam version of Tyr on Windows PC.
No official source names one. The Steam store page shows no anti-cheat notice, and the developer’s Steam announcements we read do not name a system.
Yes. Aim Point lets you choose Hull, Turret, Weakpoint, Engine or Tracks, and Penetration Check only fires when it finds an armor breach.
Yes. Shot Origin ESP marks the spot an enemy fired from, and Shell ESP tracks incoming tank shells while they are in flight.
No. This cheat is for the Tyr tank shooter from Stoke Games on Steam. Tyr: Chains of Valhalla is a different game.
Tyr rewards the player who knows where the enemy is and where to hit. The Tyr hack gives you an aimbot that reads armor, ESP for tanks, shells and drones, and warnings when an enemy can see you or aim at you, with setups you can shape to the way you play. Pick a single subscription or the Premium Package, check the status page before you buy, and browse all cheats for your other games.
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What is Tyr?
Tyr is a free to play, team-based tank shooter from Stoke Games, played in third person on Steam. Treaded tanks and hover tanks fight in a sci-fi world, and you only see enemies within range or when they make enough noise.
Cheating in Tyr
Our Tyr cheat has an aimbot with Penetration Check and Shell Speed Prediction, 3D Radar ESP for tanks, Shell ESP, Shot Origin ESP and a Warning System. You can buy it as a single cheat or get it with the Premium Package.
Is the Tyr cheat safe?
No official source we checked names an anti-cheat system for Tyr, and that does not mean the game has no protection. 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.
