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The CFF cheat for Hunt: Showdown splits ESP into hunters, monsters and bosses, each with its own boxes, skeletons, health, names and range. Ammo and health boxes, items, cash registers, loot (posters, currency, modifications, traits), unknown boxes, clues and exits are shown separately, each category with its own range. The aimbot is enabled per target type — hunters, monsters, bosses — with prediction, lock and priority. It runs on Steam with the overlay on, in windowed or borderless mode, and stays hidden on recordings.
CFF is a Hunt: Showdown cheat with ESP for hunters, monsters and bosses, loot and an aimbot, for Steam. It suits players who want the whole map: clues, exits, ammo and health boxes all come with a name and distance.
Three requirement rows decide whether it runs for you. Game client is Steam only, and the Steam overlay has to be on. Game mode is windowed or borderless, because fullscreen crashes the game. The OS row stops at Windows 11 24H2 and starts at Windows 10 21H1, so newer Windows 11 builds are not on the list. No USB stick is listed, and the overlay stays out of OBS, Fraps and Bandicam captures — ShadowPlay is the exception.
If one of those rows rules you out, compare the other builds in the Hunt: Showdown section.
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CFF is a Hunt: Showdown cheat that splits ESP into hunters, monsters and bosses. Loot, clues and exits get markers of their own. The card lists 28 features in six groups, and the menu opens on Insert.
Each of the three ESP groups has its own settings, and that is the thing worth knowing about this build. Hunters are the other players and the real threat, so they get everything: a box with adjustable rounding and line thickness, a skeleton, a head circle drawn as an outline or filled, plus health, name and distance. The skeleton shows posture, so you can tell a hunter crouched at a window from one running for the exit.
Monsters get the same set. A fight with one makes noise that gives your position away to everyone nearby, which means seeing them early lets you walk around them instead of into them. Bosses get a box, health, name and distance. Range is set per group: hunters usually stay visible far out, monsters only up close, because otherwise the screen drowns in markers.
Items are split into categories, each with its own display range. Ammo boxes, special ones included, and health boxes carry a name and distance, so you can restock between fights without searching every house. Dropped items and cash registers show separately, as do unknown boxes and loot: posters, collectibles, currency, weapon mods and traits.
Clues and exits are the reason anyone crosses the map in Hunt: clues lead to the boss lair, and an exit is how you leave with the bounty. With markers and distances on screen you can plan a route at once instead of sweeping every compound. World items can be capped by count and narrowed to weapons only if the rest gets in the way.
The aimbot works on a hotkey, with aim type, priority and bone chosen in the menu. The setting that matters most is targets: hunters, monsters and bosses each have their own switch. For PvP you leave only hunters on, so the aim never drifts to a monster that happens to be closer; at the boss you switch bosses on. Prediction leads a moving target, which matters because bullets in Hunt are not instant and a runner is easy to miss.
Only visible / lock aims at targets in line of sight and holds the chosen one while the key is down, so the aim does not jump to his partner. The aim radius is drawn as a circle on screen, and there is a dynamic FOV option. Panic key (Del by default) shuts the whole cheat off with one press.
No USB stick is listed. To launch, start EXLoader, pick the cheat and its [pay] version, press LAUNCH and wait for the loader to close, then start the game and give it one to three minutes.
The key is sold for 7 days only. It is issued right after purchase and sits in your account with its expiry date; if your balance falls short, you top up only the difference. Other Hunt: Showdown cheats are in the Hunt: Showdown section.