Covcheg cheat for Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six

Covcheg is a Rainbow Six Siege cheat built around one feature: Chams. There is no aimbot, no ESP box, no radar and no recoil control in the listing — one module, one short menu.

Chams for Rainbow Six Siege: what it does and why it matters

Chams renders enemy models through walls, floors and other map geometry, so a shape shows up where nothing should be visible. That is exactly what the product screenshot shows: two silhouettes drawn through a solid wall several meters away, with no crosshair overlay and no health bar next to them. Chams does not aim, though — the crosshair and the decision to shoot both stay with the player, and the module only answers whether someone is behind that piece of cover.

That question matters differently here than in a shooter with fixed map geometry. Rainbow Six Siege lets attackers and defenders break through walls, floors and ceilings mid-round, defenders reinforce hatches and doorways before the round starts, and there is no in-round respawn — a positioning mistake costs the rest of that life until the next round. Seeing player models through a surface is useful precisely because it removes that uncertainty even before the wall itself comes down.

The card enables three scopes separately: chams on players, chams on gadgets and chams on bots. The gadget toggle is specific to Siege, because operators plant recon drones, defensive cameras and traps that would otherwise have to be tracked by sound once the drone-recon phase ends. The bot toggle is meant for AI practice modes, where there are no live players on the map to render in the first place — turning it on elsewhere would light up nothing.

System requirements before you buy the Rainbow Six Siege cheat

The cheat runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, excluding builds below 22H2 — worth checking if a system has not been updated in a while. The GPU has to be Nvidia: AMD and Intel Arc are not on the supported list, so an AMD build needs a different product. A USB flash drive is required to launch, because the loader boots from the stick rather than the system disk, and it needs to be ready before starting the installer. Display mode is limited to fullscreen and windowed; if the game usually runs borderless, switching modes first is necessary. HWID masking already comes with the key, so a separate spoofer purchase is usually not needed after a routine reinstall. Screen recording is not supported, though — on stream or in an OBS capture, the Chams overlay stays visible to viewers, which matters for anyone playing on camera.

Covcheg for Rainbow Six Siege: key durations and price

Three keys are available: 1 day for 199 GCC, 7 days for 1099 GCC and 30 days for 2099 GCC — price scales with the access period, so a short key is enough to try Chams over a couple of matches before committing to a month. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account dashboard with its expiry date, so there is no separate wait for delivery. For a wider feature set than a single Chams module, the Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six catalogue lists other Rainbow Six Siege cheats with aimbot and ESP — compare the feature list on each card rather than the name.