Covcheg cheat for Escape From Tarkov

Covcheg cheat for Escape From Tarkov: aimbot, ESP, radar and loot filters live on separate menu tabs. Here is what each one changes in a raid.

Aimbot and ESP in the Covcheg cheat for Escape From Tarkov

On the AIM tab, Active turns aim assist on, Draw FOV draws the target-acquisition circle, and Remove Sway & Recoil kills weapon sway and muzzle climb — turning it on reveals a Recoil Rate slider, 0-100%, so recoil compensation is set independently of aim assist. The acquisition radius is a separate FOV slider, 40-200 px; aim range is a separate Distance slider, 3-2000 m, because close-quarters and open-field fights call for different values. Aim assist binds to its own Aim Key, and the bone choice, Force Head or Nearest Bone, decides whether it tracks only the head or the nearest visible point — matters when cover blocks a headshot.

ESP and loot in Escape From Tarkov sit on different tabs. Draw Box, Draw Level / Names / Boss Names and Draw Weapon / Health / Skeleton draw a box, level, nickname, weapon, health and skeleton — the skeleton shows posture, so you can tell aiming from running. ESP draw distance is separate from loot, 50-2000 m, because one shared radius turns the far edge of the screen into a wall of tags. The radar (Radar Pos, Radar Zoom, Radar Size) does not overlay the game view; it opens as a separate window instead, so it tracks the map while ESP tracks the fight in front of you. Quest markers (Draw Quests / Quest Items) share the general Loot Distance radius across 11 maps — Shoreline, Streets of Tarkov, Factory, Woods, Customs, Lighthouse, Reserve, Interchange, Night Factory, Ground Zero and The Lab.

Loot: the Filters and MISC tabs

Loot filtering lives on its own Filters tab: toggles such as Draw Barter, Draw Weapon, Draw Ammo and Draw Currency switch item categories on or off, while Loot Price and Loot Distance set a price floor and a draw range. The point is keeping the screen limited to what you are hunting for — a full list suits an early wipe, and most narrow it to keys and high-value items later.

The MISC tab does not always match the published feature names: the toggle labelled No Stamina is the published Infinite Stamina, and Draw Exit with the Only Opened Exits sub-option marks extraction points, narrowed to exits actually open — handy late in a raid when some are mined. The same tab carries a SpeedHack toggle with its own bound key, not named anywhere in Covcheg's published feature list — an interface detail observed on screen, not an advertised capability. Battle Mode strips the screen to player visuals only during a fight, and Offline & PVE Raid Mode switches into offline and PVE raids.

Escape From Tarkov cheat requirements for Covcheg

Covcheg runs on Windows 10 or 11, excluding builds below 22H2, on Intel and AMD CPUs; the card sets no requirement on GPU, disk or BIOS. A USB flash drive is needed to launch, because the loader boots from it. The game client is the official BSG Launcher only, so an SPT or other offline-launcher build needs a separate product. The card's Spoofer: Yes row means HWID masking comes bundled with the key. Recording reads "No", which means the overlay shows up on a capture or a stream.

Covcheg key for Escape From Tarkov: duration and price

A key is sold for 1, 7 or 30 days — 299, 999 and 1999 GCC. Prices are in GCC, the site's own balance, topped up on /refill; if the balance falls short, the purchase window offers to top up just the difference, and the key is issued automatically right after payment, sitting in the account with its expiry date. Comparing Escape From Tarkov cheats more broadly? The Escape From Tarkov hub lists the other products — check the tab layout and price on each.