Chud Vision cheat for Escape From Tarkov

Chud Vision Escape From Tarkov is a cheat with Aimbot, ESP, and a radar: 52 settings across six menu tabs. Tabs cover aiming, highlighting, loot, and movement.

What the Chud Vision Escape From Tarkov cheat covers

Aimbot targets a chosen hitbox — head, neck, chest, or the closest body part — and a separate toggle can randomize the pick, so that aim does not look identical in every fight. Memory Aim tracks distant targets more tightly; Silent Aim is less visible on screen. Player/Team/AI filters keep PMCs, teammates, and bots apart. No Recoil and No Sway only stabilize the weapon, not target selection — separate switches for steady aim without automated firing.

The ESP display in Chud Vision for Tarkov splits into categories — Players, NPCs, Loot, Containers, Extracts, Quest Locations — each with its own render-distance slider: unlimited range for players, a shorter radius for loot and containers so the screen does not clutter. Inside Players, enemies and friendlies toggle separately, and enemy rows can show skeleton, an outline box, held-item value, flags, and health. Out-of-view arrows can match the aimbot's own field of view, so they only point at targets it can actually engage.

The loot filter and Quest Helper in Chud Vision EFT

The loot filter and Quest Helper in Chud Vision sit on separate tabs: Item Filter narrows the display by price and quest items, while the loot panel sorts raid finds by value. Toggles for containers, locks, transit points, extracts, traps, grenades, and corpses switch on independently — leave only containers and corpses on for a quest raid instead of a farming one.

Quest Helper marks the items a quest needs, with distance and value, before you pick them up — worth it on maps with a dense quest chain like Interchange or Reserve. It runs independently from the general loot ESP, so turning it on does not drag the rest of the map's loot markers with it.

Misc: movement, and what the published feature list leaves out

Anti-AFK, removing debuffs such as broken legs, and cancelling obstacle slowdown cut the everyday friction of a raid — less time waiting on animations. Long Reach extends how far you can loot and open containers, and Owl Look adds a look-around without turning the body — both get switched off at close range, because a head that swivels on its own gives your position away. Thermal and night vision replace the whole screen image rather than sitting inside a scope, so players turn them off once back on a normal sight. Flyhack and Click TP sit in a separate Movement block, Click TP with its own distance slider — aggressive tools switched off before open ground, because a flight path gives them away.

The Chud Vision EFT menu carries settings the published feature list does not name: Fullbright and a fixed time-of-day toggle sit on Visuals beside Ambient Color and Perfect Weather, while infinite stamina and Extended Lean with its own distance slider sit on Misc. Both show up only in the menu screenshots, worth checking too.

Requirements and buying a key

The cheat runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, except the 24H2 build; CPU, GPU, and disk are unrestricted, with no GPT or BIOS requirement. No USB flash drive is needed, and HWID masking is not included — that is a separate product. It loads through the game's own launcher rather than Steam, and only windowed and fullscreen modes work.

A one-day key costs 659 GCC, seven days run 3799 GCC, and thirty days run 7494 GCC. The price is deducted from the GCC balance, topped up by the difference if it falls short. The key is issued automatically after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. This is not the only cheat for Escape From Tarkov in the catalog — other builds sit in the Escape From Tarkov catalog.