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The CFF cheat for Rogue Company shows enemies with boxes, a head circle, health, nicknames, distance and lines; ESP text size and range are adjustable. Drop ESP marks weapons on the ground and toggles with F4, which also hides loot markers instantly. The aimbot works on its own key, holds a target until it is killed and aims at the bone you pick with adjustable speed, while the visibility check toggles with F2. It runs on the Steam and Epic Games versions in windowed mode only, and the menu opens with F6.
The CFF cheat for Rogue Company gives you enemy ESP with health and distance, weapon markers on the ground and an aimbot with target lock, for the Steam and Epic Games versions.
Check two requirement rows before buying. The game has to run in a window, because the cheat does not work in fullscreen. And the system: Windows 10 (20H2–22H2) or Windows 11 21H2 and 22H2 only, so Windows 11 23H2 and newer are not listed for this build.
It has no radar and no recoil control, and it shows up on recordings, as the Invisibility while recording row says No.
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The CFF cheat for Rogue Company combines enemy ESP, weapon markers on the ground and an aimbot with target lock. The card lists 16 features in 4 groups, and the menu opens with F6.
ESP draws a box around every enemy, a head circle, a health bar, the nickname, distance and a line to them. Rogue Company matches have few opponents, but they change positions quickly, so health matters most: it tells you which of two enemies to finish first and whether a trade is worth taking. The head circle helps keep your crosshair at the right height while an enemy runs between cover.
ESP text size and range are set separately. If labels cover the target at long range, make the text smaller and limit the range to what actually matters in a fight.
Drop ESP marks weapons lying on the ground, with its own label size and range, and toggles with F4. That is handy when your own weapon is spent or you want something better without walking the whole map. The same F4 key works as a panic key for loot: one press and every item label disappears from the screen if it gets in the way of a fight.
The aimbot works on its own key and aims at the bone you pick. Target lock holds an enemy until they are dead, so the crosshair does not jump to someone else in the middle of a burst. The visibility check sits on F2: with it the aim does not pull towards people behind walls, and one press turns it off. FOV sets the working radius and draws it as a circle on screen, while aiming speed and range are adjustable, and smooth aiming looks more natural than a snap.
There is no radar, recoil control or other modification in this build — it is ESP, weapon markers and an aimbot, nothing more. The Other tab only adds a crosshair of its own in the centre of the screen, worth turning on if the in-game one gets lost against bright backgrounds.
You launch through EXLoader: pick the cheat you bought, choose the version marked [pay] and press LAUNCH. When the loader closes, start the game and give it roughly 1–3 minutes, then open the menu with F6.
The key is sold for 30 days, issued straight after purchase and kept in your account with its expiry date. Every cheat for the game is listed in the Rogue Company section.