Ghost cheat for Counter-Strike 2

Ghost is a private Counter-Strike 2 cheat: 19 settings across aimbot, ESP, radar and MISC.

The Counter-Strike 2 cheat's menu: six tabs where the card lists four groups

The Aimbot tab breaks the AIMBOT group down further than the card does: a weapon selector, crosshair target priority, a hitbox choice, and a bone mode fixed or picked by hand. The same tab holds RCS Control (recoil strength, so that a burst doesn't climb) and Body Aim Low HP, which switches to the torso once a target's health is low, because a missed headshot would cost the kill. Humanize isn't one switch — it's five sliders: Jitter, Deadzone, and Reaction Min and Reaction Max as two separate values, where the card names only one, "Reaction". If you turn Humanize off, the correction becomes instant; the split exists so that reaction time varies between targets instead of staying fixed.

The card's ESP group is called Visuals on screen and splits into two columns. Player covers the enemy model itself — box, name, skeleton, glow, distance, center lines, off-screen arrows, health, weapon — plus Visible Check and Show Teammates, two toggles missing from all 19 items on the card. Extra ESP, the second column, is status information: armor and helmet, money, rank, scoped, flashed, defuse kit, has-bomb, defusing, reloading — nine rows where the card lists one, "Status & Extra". You can see "defusing" on the model, which means you don't have to glance at the radar to weigh a retake.

CS2 already has its own radar: the minimap shows teammates and bomb sites by default, and reveals enemies only for a couple of seconds after gunfire. The card's RADAR group is the World tab, and it doesn't replace the minimap — it adds a layer on top: its own overlay with size, zoom, draw distance, point style, outline and background. The same tab holds Bomb Timer (a countdown the stock HUD lacks), Grenade Prediction (a trajectory line and landing marker), and Spectator List — who's watching your point of view, something the game itself never shows. MISC keeps a separate toggle, Radar Hack, which forces every enemy onto CS2's own native minimap instead of drawing an overlay of its own. Ghost runs two radar mechanisms, not one.

Two tabs are missing from the card entirely. Items is dropped-weapon ESP — a searchable weapon list, draw distance, label size, background and ammo count, handy when deciding if a drop is worth grabbing before a rotate. The card folds this into one MISC line, Dropped Weapon ESP, but it's really its own tab with its own filter. Settings is a config system (create, save, load, delete a named profile) plus a Menu block: watermark, keybind indicator, text shadow, hiding the overlay from screen capture, crosshair color, the menu key, DPI scaling. Anyone comparing more than one cheat for Counter-Strike 2 should check the tabs, not just the feature count.

System requirements

CPU and GPU are stated only as Intel/AMD and NVIDIA/AMD, with no specific model required. The OS is Windows 10 or 11 across builds 1903–25H2, which covers every current release of either system. The client is Steam only: the key runs through the same loader as the rest of Ghost's line, no separate file to download. Display mode is windowed or borderless — the only modes it runs in, so exclusive fullscreen isn't worth trying. A spoofer isn't included; HWID masking is a separate product. No USB drive is needed — the loader starts without external media.

Pricing and the key

Ghost cheat for Counter-Strike 2 keys sell on two terms: 7 days for 200 GCC and 30 days for 600 GCC. The price comes off the site's own balance, and the key is issued automatically right after payment and stored in the account with its expiry date. Other Counter-Strike 2 cheats in the catalog are listed on the game page.