Mason cheat for DEADLOCK

Mason for Deadlock is a private cheat with Aim Assist and player ESP.

What Mason for Deadlock does

The menu lists 22 items across three groups, but a chunk of that count is not separate capabilities — it is parameters of two features: key, smoothing, radius and step only tune Aim Assist, while size and range only tune the Radar window. Aim Assist itself locks onto heroes, and a separate Aim at Souls mode points it at souls instead: in Deadlock souls drop from enemies and creeps and have to be picked up in time, so auto-aiming at them saves the seconds that lane farming eats. Auto Switch hands off to a new target once the current one dies or steps out of radius.

ESP is a set of individual toggles rather than one "show everything" switch: the box says where the enemy is, the health bar says whether the fight is worth starting, distance says which weapon they can hit you with, and snaplines draw a line to the target on screen. A separate item covers the skill bar: Deadlock heroes carry four abilities that level up independently, and the levels shown tell you what they can answer with right now. Soul display flags who is worth killing for the payout, and Ignore Team drops teammates from the overlay — useful in a 6v6 where the screen already carries enough markers.

Radar plots enemies on the map separately from the crosshair, with size and view range both adjustable. The config saves and loads through the clipboard, no files on disk, and Save CPU trims background processor load. Nothing on the feature list covers patron-boss warnings, audio cues or item automation — Mason stays limited to aiming and visual information about opponents.

System requirements and compatibility

The game launches through the Steam client — no other launcher is supported. Windows 10 and Windows 11 both work, except the 24H2 and 25H2 builds, which Mason has not been checked against. CPU is Intel or AMD, GPU and disk are unrestricted, and there is no BIOS requirement. No USB flash drive is needed to launch.

The cheat runs in windowed mode, fullscreen-in-window, and full fullscreen — all three display modes are supported. Two rows are worth reading closely, since they usually decide a purchase either way: HWID spoofing is not included here and would typically be a separate product, and the overlay does show up in a screen capture or a stream — there is no stream-hidden mode here.

Buying a Mason key

Access sells as a key for 1, 7 or 30 days — 99, 349 and 599 GCC. GCC is the site's own balance: if it falls short at checkout, the difference gets offered as a top-up, and the key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. Among the DEADLOCK cheats on the market, Mason keeps to aim and ESP rather than loot tracking or automation — the other listings for the game sit in the DEADLOCK catalog.