Ancient Chams cheat for Escape From Tarkov

Ancient Chams cheat for Escape From Tarkov highlights players and loot — no aimbot. It ships as its own product with its own key, separate from other Ancient cheats for this game.

What the Ancient Chams cheat for Escape From Tarkov does

The Visuals tab splits into five target categories — PMC, Scav, Team, AI and Boss — each with its own color for a visible target and a separate one for a target hidden behind cover. Coloring by category rather than one flat color matters because it lets you tell a Scav from an armed PMC at a glance while running, without stopping to check the model.

The Loot tab is built from two side-by-side panels, Items Settings and Corpse Settings, both sharing the same value scale: under 10k, 10k–50k, 50k–100k, 100k–500k and over 500k, each tier with its own color. That split keeps loose loot and what a corpse or a container carries on separate color scales, which means a corpse never has to share a color with the same item lying on the floor.

The Presets tab is not a generic type filter — it is a named-item watchlist, useful because it lets you build an exact target list for one raid. A search field adds items by name: TerraGroup Labs keycards by color, a graphics card, a Bitcoin, a specific container — each gets its own color, separate from the value scale. The list saves as a named preset and reloads with one click, so you do not rebuild it every raid; the card's screenshot shows a preset saved for a Labs run.

Utility toggles in the Misc menu for Escape From Tarkov (EFT)

The Misc tab groups toggles unrelated to highlighting: No Recoil cuts weapon recoil, No Sway removes scope and weapon sway while aiming, No Visor clears fogging and glare on a helmet visor, Instant ADS snaps the weapon into aim position without the raise animation, Infinity Stamina removes fatigue, and Thermal Vision adds a thermal view mode — visible in the menu itself even though the published feature list does not name it. Turn off No Recoil and Instant ADS when you want to stay unnoticed in a PvP fight, and turn off Thermal Vision when heat contrast gets in the way of reading gear colors.

There is no aimbot in this build — the product's own FAQ says so: the set is limited to Chams, loot highlighting and weapon utility toggles. Aim assistance lives in a separate cheat, Ancient for Escape From Tarkov, with its own key, bought separately if you want aimbot. Saving settings splits two ways: Presets stores only the highlighted-item list; a separate Configs tab handles the whole config — creating or importing one happens there.

System requirements for Ancient Chams

The cheat runs on Windows 10 or Windows 11, and either an Intel or an AMD CPU needs AES instruction support — without it the cheat will not start. On Intel builds the disk must be GPT and the BIOS set to UEFI: moving off MBR or Legacy means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting; neither applies on AMD. A separate requirement is 16 GB of RAM, and TPM has to be turned off in the BIOS before launch.

No USB flash drive is needed, but the overlay shows up in screen recordings and streams — no stream-hiding here. It runs in fullscreen, windowed and borderless modes; anything else is not worth trying.

Access periods and price

A key for Ancient Chams costs 249 GCC for 1 day, 549 GCC for 7 days, or 1199 GCC for 30 days — deducted from the GCC balance; the key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. Every other cheat for this game is listed on the Escape From Tarkov page, and every product from this developer is on the Ancient page.