DULLWAVE cheat for Apex Legends

The DULLWAVE cheat for Apex Legends runs on three menu tabs and 21 listed settings.

Shoppers comparing another Apex Legends cheat usually judge menu depth before price, because a long settings list is not proof of a deeper build if half its tabs never make the card. DULLWAVE actually ships four tabs — Aimbot, Loot, Visual and Misc — but only 21 items from the first three are published; Misc, which currently holds a spectator-count toggle, is not represented at all, so the real control set is wider than the published list.

What the DULLWAVE cheat for Apex Legends actually changes

Bone selection in Aimbot trades certainty for consistency: Body and Neck track more reliably through movement, Head goes for the critical hitbox, and Smart switches between them, so a player doesn't pick mid-fight. The drawn circle marks how far the lock reaches — a range indicator, not proof the lock is active. Predictor leads a moving target at range; up close that same lead usually throws the shot off, which matters once a fight closes in. Invisible skips players hidden behind cover and Ignore Knocked skips downed enemies, so the lock only lands on someone still worth shooting. The Aimbot tab also carries an activation bind, a snapline draw toggle and a separate smoothing switch — none of those three are on the card's published list.

Loot ESP tags items by category — ammo, heal, weapons, grenades, gear and deathboxes — so a room can be judged worth entering before the door is open. The rarity control filters those tags by item tier rather than sorting them, which is what the card's wording implies; anything below the chosen tier stops drawing. Distance works the same way: a draw-range limit for the tags, not a sort by distance, meaning a lower value keeps the screen readable in loot-heavy rooms. The Loot tab also holds a scope filter, an attachment filter and a glow toggle for the tags — three settings absent from the published nine.

Visual is what shows through walls. Style switches the enemy outline between a corner box and a full silhouette, health and armor bars are useful for deciding whether a fight is worth starting right now, the skeleton reads posture — aiming or running — and distance means you already know which weapon is a real threat at that range. Beyond the published seven items, Visual also has a master player-ESP toggle, tracers and a glow switch, none of them on the card's list.

DULLWAVE Apex Legends system requirements

It runs on Windows 10 or Windows 11, and CPU, GPU and disk are unrestricted. The game is supported only through the Steam client, so running it over another launcher is not an option. It launches in fullscreen, windowed or borderless mode — pick one of those three, because the overlay draws incorrectly in any other mode. No USB flash drive is needed to start it. HWID masking is not part of this key — DULLWAVE typically sells a spoofer as a separate product, if one is needed. The Recording row means the menu overlay stays out of screen captures and streams, not that recording is required to launch.

DULLWAVE Apex Legends pricing and access

Access is sold in four terms — 1, 3, 7 and 30 days — priced at 289, 579, 1189 and 2189 GCC. GCC is the site's own balance, topped up separately from the purchase; if the balance falls short, checkout offers to cover just the difference. The key is issued right after payment and sits in the account for the paid period. DULLWAVE sells separate products for other games, each with its own key, so this key only works in Apex Legends. Every cheat for this game is listed on the Apex Legends catalogue page, and the seller's other listings sit on the DULLWAVE profile.