Courier cheat for Facewar

Courier Facewar is an in-client overlay with aim assist and ESP. It's a cheat for Facewar that draws over the game itself, not in a browser, and needs no DMA card.

Cheat for Facewar: aiming with a single toggle

Courier's aiming side is one entry — Aim assist. There is no separate working-zone setting, no aim-point selector, no bone switcher in the feature list, so you flip one switch and it keeps your crosshair on the opponent during a close fight. That suits someone who already plays Facewar's team firefights and just wants to stop missing a moving target, not someone hunting for a ten-slider aiming profile.

There is no dedicated recoil or spread section either — if you need recoil compensation as its own control, this build does not carry one right now.

ESP for Facewar: thirty-three toggles in one block

Every visual feature sits in a single group — Visuals, thirty-three separate entries — and together with Aim assist the package runs to thirty-four items: not thirty-four game modes, but thirty-four independent switches inside one menu.

Box style is picked separately: Draw Corner Box, 2D Box, Filled Box and Box Outline each toggle on their own, so on Facewar's tighter maps you can keep a thin corner frame instead of a solid box that blocks your own sightline up close.

Enemy health can be shown several ways at once — Health Bar, Health Text, Health Gradient, Health Circle — and each switches independently, because a numeric value reads more precisely while a colour gradient reads faster on the move.

A separate group — View Direction, Velocity Indicator, Angle Indicator, Prediction Line, Moving Indicator, In Air Indicator, Direction Arrow — shows not just where an opponent stands but where they are heading, which is what turns the highlight into help for leading a shot instead of just an outline traced through a wall.

Render distance is split from the general ESP range: Draw Distance, Distance Text, Distance Circle, FOV Circle and Crosshair Distance each control which distance labels stay on the HUD at long range, and each can be switched off on its own so the screen does not turn into a wall of numbers during a long engagement.

What launching Courier for Facewar requires

The build is made for the VkPlay client — the only client it works with — and runs in windowed or borderless windowed mode; other display modes are not supported. The disk needs to be GPT-partitioned and the BIOS set to UEFI rather than Legacy, since moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine rather than flipping a software setting. A USB flash drive is required to launch, because the loader boots from it — a hard requirement, not an option for advanced users. HWID masking (Spoofer) is currently not included: it is a separate product if you ever need to reset your hardware ID. The overlay does show up in a screen capture or on stream, so plan for that if you intend to record.

How to buy cheat for Facewar

A key is available for 1 day, 7 days or 30 days, starting at 349 GCC for a day of access; check the current price and key availability before paying, since tiers change. Payment is deducted from the internal GCC balance, and the key is issued right after purchase and sits in the account with its expiry date.

The same developer publishes a different format for this game — Courier Web Radar for Facewar. It opens as a separate browser page and draws nothing over the game itself, so its mechanics are entirely different from the overlay above, and the two are separate products: buying one does not grant access to the other. If what you want is an overlay with aiming help inside the Facewar client rather than a browser-based player map, the overlay is this product.