Ancient cheat for Escape From Tarkov

The Ancient cheat for Escape From Tarkov combines aiming, ESP and loot in one menu.

Aimbot for Escape From Tarkov: capture modes and target filters

Target Capture switches the lock between closest to crosshair, closest by distance, and lowest health, so that the aiming logic changes with how you're fighting instead of staying fixed for one range. Bones are picked separately: head, neck, stomach, pelvis, legs. A head lock costs more when missed on a fast-turning target, because a body lock still lands the hit — many players default to pelvis or stomach at close range. Target Role filters bots, scavs, PMCs and bosses independently, and Teammates with Only Visible exist so that the lock never snaps onto your own squad.

One toggle, Instant Hit, carries its own warning icon in the menu — the interface itself flags it as sharper than the rest. Next to Force Bone and Prediction sits another entry, Battle Mode, with no counterpart in the published feature list, so what it changes is easier to check in the menu than to guess from the label.

ESP for Escape From Tarkov: nine Visuals tabs

135 Visuals settings split across nine tabs — Players, Bots, Scavs, Bosses, Teammates, Quests, Exfils & Transitions, HUD and World — each with its own controls. Draw distance, outline, chams, skeleton and nickname colour are set separately per tab, so that bosses can stay visible at maximum range while bots are kept short, instead of one shared radius flooding the screen with tags in a crowd. The menu's own preview panel labels bosses by name, because the ESP is built to tell one boss from another rather than paint every enemy the same colour.

Exfils and Transitions sit apart from the living-target tabs and use their own draw distance, which means the extract and transfer map never mixes with enemy tagging. HUD adds an ammo counter, a hit indicator and an in-corner radar; World switches off rain, fog and cloud cover when you need a clearer silhouette at range.

Loot filters and saved configs

44 Loot settings separate regular items, containers and corpses: unwanted categories drop out through Loot Category and Toggle Category, and containers get their own draw distance and price display. Filter sets save as named Loot Presets and load back in one click, so that a quest run and a loot farm each keep a different preset instead of a hand rebuild every time. Configs work apart from loot filters, so a settings profile exports, imports or deletes through its own menu entries without touching saved filters.

Ancient cheat for Escape From Tarkov: requirements

Windows 10 or 11, an Intel or AMD processor, an Nvidia or AMD graphics card — the Ancient EFT cheat isn't locked to one hardware brand. The disk needs GPT: moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not changing a setting. BIOS runs in UEFI mode with TPM off, or the loader won't start. The game client has to be the Steam build, launching in borderless or windowed mode. No USB flash drive is needed. Spoofer and HWID masking are usually sold separately, so this key does not include them.

Pricing, the key, and related builds

Three durations are available: 1 day for 400 GCC, 7 days for 2,000 GCC, 30 days for 4,000 GCC. The price comes off the GCC balance, and the key is issued automatically right after payment, so it lands in the account with its expiry date and no manual wait.

The Ancient catalogue runs to 20 products across different games, and for this same game there's a separate build, Ancient Chams for Escape From Tarkov, with its own key. To buy a cheat for Escape From Tarkov from a different developer instead, the rest of the catalogue is on the game page.