Mason cheat for Facewar

Mason is a private Facewar cheat built around an aimbot, ESP and a radar. The menu opens over the game itself, split into tabs — aim, triggerbot, visuals, misc, config and interface — so you never dig through one group's settings to reach another.

What the Mason Facewar cheat actually does

The aimbot runs in Silent Aim mode, which means the camera doesn't visibly snap onto a target — the kind of jerk that stands out on a recording or a stream. The aim key, capture radius and auto-switch are separate settings you tune to your own sensitivity: auto-switch throws the crosshair onto the next enemy the instant the current one dies, so a close-range trade goes to whoever reacts in that half-second, while players holding one target through a longer engagement usually turn it off so the aim doesn't jump away mid-fight.

ESP draws a box around every player and adds health, weapon, name and distance, plus a line to the target, which means the direction of a threat is obvious even in a crowd. Thrown grenades and planted claymores get their own highlight — worth having in Facewar specifically, because explosives on the ground are easy to miss on foot and often decide a close fight faster than the aimbot does. Ignore Team strips teammates out of the overlay, so only opponents stay marked.

The radar runs in its own window and draws nothing over the game itself, so it never shows up in a screen capture or a stream — the requirements table lists recording as supported for the same reason. Its size and radius are adjustable, and instead of rebuilding a config after every Facewar patch, a finished layout can be saved and reloaded straight from the clipboard. A separate Save CPU switch cuts the overlay's processor load when it runs alongside recording software.

What you need to run it

Mason installs on Windows 10 or 11 x64. The disk needs a GPT layout and the motherboard has to run in UEFI mode — moving off MBR to GPT means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting inside the cheat. A USB flash drive is required to launch, because the loader boots from it rather than from the system disk. It works only with Facewar through Steam or the Mail.ru client, so other builds of the game aren't guaranteed to work. Run Facewar in windowed fullscreen; it's the only mode the overlay draws correctly over. HWID masking isn't included — it's typically a separate product, Mason Spoofer, picked up ahead of time if a fresh identity is ever needed.

Pricing and the key

A key for the Mason Facewar cheat runs for 1, 7 or 30 days — 299, 999 and 1,999 rubles. Payment comes off the GCC balance, and the key is issued right after purchase and sits in the account with its expiry date. The full feature list and current menu screenshots live on the Facewar page and the Mason profile.