Covcheg cheat for DayZ

Covcheg DayZ is a private cheat with four menu tabs: AIM, ESP, LOOT and MISC. The card groups the same functions under different names — Aimbot, Visuals, Loot and Misc — but the tabs match one-to-one. The menu shown in the screenshots carries more individual toggles than the short list on the page, so check the images before assuming a specific option ships with your key.

What the Covcheg menu covers in DayZ

AIM handles targeting: Silent Aim is a straight on/off switch, and Aim Binder lets you bind your own key to flip it mid-fight — that is how players keep it off while looting and switch it on only when a fight actually starts. A dedicated Distance slider sets how far the aim reaches, and its own FOV controls the cone the aimbot works inside — a different setting from the FOV Limiter on the MISC tab, which changes the camera view instead of the aim's reach.

ESP is the tab the card lists as Visuals: separate switches raise boxes around targets, show nicknames, add a health bar and reveal the skeleton. The skeleton reads posture, so you can tell whether a target is aiming or running at a glance instead of guessing from a single dot on screen. Both the ESP draw distance and its field of view have their own sliders, which keeps dense areas from turning into a wall of labels.

LOOT adds its own search radius — Loot Distance — plus a filter by item type: clothing, buildings, inventory items, weapons, optics and a handful of other categories. The screenshot shows the filter broken down further than the single "Loot Type Limiter" line on the published feature list, so if you only care about one category, the rest can be switched off the screen.

MISC bundles Remove Grass — cuts vegetation so a target does not vanish in tall grass — Always Day for a permanent daytime cycle, and Unload, which pulls the cheat out of the process fast. The same MISC screenshots also show a brightness slider and a Speed Hack switch that are not on the product's published feature list: whether those specific toggles ship with your key is worth confirming against the current listing rather than assumed.

Covcheg DayZ system requirements

The game has to run through the Steam client — builds from other launchers are not supported. Windows needs to be 22H2 or newer: current Windows 10 and 11 builds work, older ones do not. The CPU can be Intel or AMD with no model restriction, and the GPU, disk and motherboard rows are all marked "any". A flash drive is required to launch, since the loader boots from the stick rather than the system disk. The display mode is unrestricted — the cheat runs in any of them. One requirements row worth reading twice is Spoofer: Yes — HWID masking usually ships with the key rather than being a separate purchase, but check the current listing before assuming it either way. Recording is the opposite case: the row reads "No", meaning the overlay does show up in a screen capture or a stream.

Key, duration and price

Covcheg for DayZ is sold as a key on three terms: one day for 239 GCC, seven days for 1099 GCC, and thirty days for 1999 GCC. The price is deducted from the account's GCC balance, and the key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account alongside its expiry date. For a different tab layout or a cheaper tier, the DayZ cheat catalogue lists the other keys built for this game.