MASON Chams cheat for Enlisted

MASON Chams is a cheat for Enlisted that does exactly one thing: player highlighting. Most Enlisted cheat listings bundle an aimbot, ESP and highlighting into one menu — this build ships only the last one, with no menu and nothing to configure. The module turns itself on the moment an online battle starts.

What the highlighting actually shows

The color is not fixed. In one shot a distant soldier behind wooden stakes is painted green; in another, a close-range trooper inside a trench turns red; a paratrooper spotted through a rifle scope gets a violet wireframe outline instead. Three different scenes produce three different colors, which means this reads as different states of one highlighting system rather than one fixed shade. The paint job also carries through cover — one frame shows a target's silhouette running straight through an earth mound and a log wall instead of stopping at the first obstacle, so you still see the target even while it is physically hidden behind the terrain.

There is no menu to check any of this in, and none is needed: if a match has finished loading, highlighting is already active, and there is nothing to turn off or retune — there is simply nothing to touch. Because of that, no settings screen can pop up on stream or in a recording by accident: for that to happen, a settings screen would first have to exist in this build.

Everything else is still on you. The cheat does not aim, does not touch recoil and does not show loot — it only paints enemy models, so you still decide when to shoot, where to stand and how to land the hit. If you already aim well and just want to spot a target faster on Enlisted's trench maps, where logs and earthworks usually hide a silhouette completely, that is enough on its own.

Requirements to run the Enlisted cheat

The build works with both the Steam release of Enlisted and the standalone Game Launcher — no need to pick one. The game itself must run windowed or borderless fullscreen; if you normally play in exclusive fullscreen, you will need to switch modes, because that mode is not supported. It needs Windows 10 or 11 x64 (builds 2004–22H2) and an Intel or AMD processor, and it does not need any third-party protection tool — Enlisted only runs its own built-in anti-cheat.

The card lists Stream-proof as not supported, which means the highlighting shows up in screen captures and in an OBS-style broadcast. In practice that makes this build a fit for solo play rather than for streaming — if content for a channel matters more, this is not the right version.

Buy a cheat for Enlisted: pricing and how Chams differs from MASON FULL

Buy cheat for Enlisted for 1, 7 or 30 days, starting at 249 GCC for a day and running up to 1999 GCC for a month — check the exact price and status on the card before paying. GCC is the site's own balance; the key is issued right after payment and sits in the account, with nothing extra to download or configure.

Mason also sells a larger build for Enlisted — MASON FULL, which adds an aimbot, extended ESP, vehicle ESP, a radar and a configurable menu. Chams has none of that, only player highlighting, and that is a deliberate choice rather than a stripped-down one: it is built for players who already aim on their own and just want to spot a target faster, not for anyone shopping for a full toolkit. The rest of the developer's catalogue is on the Mason profile page.