CFF cheat for Lost Light

CFF Cheat for Lost Light

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28/10/2026

The CFF cheat for Lost Light runs on the Steam version of the game. ESP draws boxes, skeletons, a head circle, health, distance and nicknames; boxes can be rounded, slanted and given a background. The 2D radar sits in its own window. The aimbot works on a hotkey with dynamic FOV, priority, bone selection and X/Y smoothing. It needs an NVIDIA GPU from GTX 1060 — AMD is not supported; the game runs windowed and EXLoader from a USB stick. It stays hidden on recordings.

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The CFF cheat for Lost Light gives you ESP, a 2D radar and an aimbot on the Steam PC version. Besides players, its ESP labels items on the map with name and distance.

ESP shows players and labels items on the map with coloured markers, name and distance. If your raids are mostly about what you carry out, look at the other builds in the Lost Light section.

The second filter is hardware. The GPU row asks for an NVIDIA GTX 1060 or newer and AMD graphics are not supported, although an Intel or an AMD CPU is fine. The game has to run windowed, and EXLoader only starts from a USB stick: you pull the stick after the injection and only then launch the game.

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Do the Lost Light cheats need a USB stick?

Do the Lost Light cheats work on Windows 11 25H2?

The CFF cheat for Lost Light brings ESP, a 2D radar and an aimbot to the Steam PC version. The card lists 14 features in four groups, and the menu opens on Insert.

What the CFF cheat for Lost Light shows

ESP is built around players. The box can be set by type, line thickness, corner rounding and slant, and it can take a background fill. The fill is useful in dark hangars and on night maps, because a thin outline disappears against walls and trees while a filled box stays readable. The skeleton shows posture, so you can tell whether someone is aiming, crouched behind cover or running. Thicken its lines if you find it collapsing into a smudge at range.

The head circle comes outlined or filled. An outline leaves the model visible and a filled circle is easier to spot far away, so the choice follows the ranges you usually fight at. The health bar answers whether to push now: a wounded player is worth chasing, a healthy one is not worth rushing. Distance tells you whether your weapon reaches, and the player name keeps you on one opponent in a crowd.

Radar and Point clamp

The 2D radar has its own window, with radar type, X/Y position, size and zoom all adjustable, so you can park it in a corner where it does not cover the game's HUD. Players show as dots of adjustable type and size. The radar covers what ESP cannot: the player coming round your flank while you are looking the other way.

Point clamp pins targets that have left the radar area to its edge. That fixes the usual problem with a tight zoom, where everyone further out simply vanishes. With Point clamp they stay on the rim, so you always know their direction.

Aimbot

The aimbot only works while its hotkey is held, which means the rest of the time your crosshair is your own. Target priority decides who gets picked first when several players are inside the radius, and bone selection decides where the aim goes: the head ends a fight sooner, the body is easier to stay on against a moving target. FOV sets the working radius and draws it as a circle on screen, with a dynamic FOV option as well.

Smooth X / Y is set separately for the horizontal and vertical axes. In practice that lets you keep horizontal tracking quick while softening the vertical pull, so the crosshair does not snap upward to the head. Higher smoothing means slower, more natural movement.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 (21H1–22H2) or Windows 11 (21H2–25H2), x64 only. Intel and AMD CPUs both work.
  • NVIDIA GTX 1060 or newer. AMD graphics cards are not supported; the restriction is about the GPU, not the processor.
  • Game client: Steam, latest stable version. The build is made for the Steam version of Lost Light only.
  • Game mode: windowed. There is no point launching in fullscreen, so switch the game to a window first.
  • Invisibility while recording: yes. The overlay stays out of screen captures and streams.
  • A USB stick is required. EXLoader runs from it; you remove the stick after the injection and only then start the game.

Launch and the key

You launch through EXLoader on the stick: pick the cheat you bought, choose the version marked [pay] and press LAUNCH. Once the loader closes, pull the stick, start the game and give it roughly 1–3 minutes before opening the menu with Insert. Panic key (Del by default) shuts the whole cheat off in one press, and it is worth knowing before your first raid.

The key is sold for 7 days, with no other term. It is issued straight after purchase and sits in your account with its expiry date. Other Lost Light cheats, including Mason, are listed in the Lost Light section.