DULLWAVE cheat for BloodHunt

DULLWAVE is a private cheat for BloodHunt, the vampire battle royale set in Prague. Twelve settings across three groups cover aiming, recoil, and the visual layers drawn over a city built for vertical fights.

DULLWAVE — a cheat for BloodHunt: what's inside

No recoil flattens the vertical kick of automatic fire, because full-auto weapons climb the longer you hold the trigger. Anti-scatter instead tightens shotgun spread, which matters in the close-range shotgun fights that open almost every BloodHunt landing — two different aiming problems, so they sit on separate toggles rather than one general "recoil" switch.

In the aiming group, Aimbot radius sets the zone the cheat scans for a target, and Aimbot smoothness controls how sharply the crosshair snaps onto it once it locks on. A separate Visibility check in that same group is worth knowing about: it stops the aimbot from locking onto a target hidden behind a wall or a corner, because aiming through geometry is the fastest way to give yourself away in a PvP duel.

The ESP layer isn't only about players. Corner box draws a frame around a target, answering "where"; Skeleton reconstructs the pose from the bones, so you can read whether an opponent is aiming or running — a real edge in a vampire duel where the first move decides it. Coloring codes targets by colour, which means different target types read at a glance instead of you checking each one by hand. ESP for loot and ESP for traps are separate filters for items and hazards on the rooftops, independent of the player layer — in BloodHunt, what's lying along a parkour route matters as much as who else is on it. A second Visibility check, this time in the Visuals group, does a different job: it decides what stays visible through walls, rather than only what's in direct line of sight, and it is not the same switch as the one in the aiming group. Draw distance caps how far the overlay renders, because a single range for both players and loot would turn Prague's tall, layered rooftops into a wall of tags the moment a fight crosses a courtyard.

System requirements for DULLWAVE on BloodHunt

The cheat runs on Windows 10 builds 1903–22H2 and works only with the Steam client of BloodHunt — no other source is supported. CPU, GPU, disk and BIOS are all listed as "Any" in the requirements, because DULLWAVE puts no extra load on the hardware beyond running the game itself. DULLWAVE runs in fullscreen, windowed and borderless mode — anything else isn't supported. No flash drive is needed to launch, which means the key works right after installing it, instead of prepping separate boot media: USB-Flash is listed as "No". HWID masking (Spoofer) isn't bundled either: it's typically a separate product, in case you need one. The cheat doesn't hide from screen capture, so the overlay will show up on a recording or a stream — Recording is listed as "No".

Buying and access periods for DULLWAVE on BloodHunt

This BloodHunt cheat is sold in four access periods. The key is issued right after payment and sits in your account until the period runs out: one day for 189 GCC, three days for 379 GCC, a week for 579 GCC, a month for 1189 GCC. GCC is the site's own balance, topped up separately from the purchase; if the balance falls short, checkout offers to top up just the difference on the spot. Every cheat listed for this game, DULLWAVE included, sits on the BloodHunt page if you want to compare options before buying.