Aegis Full cheat for PUBG

Aegis Full for PUBG puts an aimbot and ESP in one menu. Aim here runs on two independent slots, not one.

Aegis Full for PUBG: why two aim slots

Aiming is split into two sections, Aim 1 and Aim 2, and each carries its own key, its own target bone, its own FOV and its own smoothing — and its own Max Distance, set independently, so one slot can stay short for close combat while the other reaches out for long-range engagements. That is useful when one style of shooting will not cover every fight: a sharper hold on a neck bone bound to one key for the moments where reaction speed decides, a softer hold on the chest bound to the other for ranges where a sharp snap gives the game away instantly. Switching between them takes one key press mid-firefight, no menu required — the same key-plus-bone pairing the feature list names Aim Key and Select Bone, just duplicated for two scenarios instead of one.

The ESP half answers more than "where is the enemy." The skeleton shows what they're doing — aiming or running — the box keeps them in view, and separate teammate and bot toggles help you tell an ally from a target at a glance. Player render range is a separate slider from world render range: split them apart and the screen stops filling with dots from across the map, drawing only what matters at the distance you're actually fighting at.

Loot and radar: what lights up besides players

Vehicles, air drops and dead boxes sit in World ESP, separate from players — on a crowded landing that is the difference between spotting a target and reading a wall of icons, even though loot and player ESP share one Max Distance slider and are told apart only by their icons. The radar keeps its own range, dot size and opacity apart from player ESP, so you can shrink it into a corner and fade it out when it's in the way, or grow it when the map is open and situational awareness matters more.

Requirements worth reading before you pay

The cheat targets Windows 10 and 11, an Intel or AMD CPU and an Nvidia or AMD GPU, and runs with the Steam build of PUBG in fullscreen, windowed or borderless mode — it is not built for the mobile or console version of the game. Two requirement rows are worth reading before checkout. "USB-Flash: Yes" means a flash drive is needed to launch — the loader boots from it, so have one ready. "Recording: Yes" means the opposite of what it sounds like: the overlay stays out of screen capture, so you can stream or record clips without turning the menu off — the same thing is published as its own feature, Full OBS and Stream Bypass, under Misc. HWID masking is not included — Spoofer is typically a separate product from this seller.

Pricing and the difference from the ESP build

The key sells for 1, 3, 7 or 30 days, starting at 349 GCC, and if your GCC balance falls short, checkout only asks for the difference. A PUBG cheat with ESP alone and no aim — Aegis ESP for PUBG, from the same seller — carries the same visuals and radar without the Aimbot section, for buyers who don't need the extra module. The seller states a high level of security and frequent updates — that is what the product description says.