Mason cheat for Wuthering Waves

The Mason cheat for Wuthering Waves packs three menu tabs for combat, farming and traversal.

What the Mason cheat for Wuthering Waves does: combat, ESP and traversal

The menu holds 19 entries across three tabs — Aimbot, Visuals and Misc — so you toggle what a scene calls for and leave the rest off. Aim assist works inside its own FOV cone with a smoothing value, and the "Only visible" checkbox limits targeting to line-of-sight entities, so it won't snap through walls. Keep that checkbox on in indoor fights with enemies stacked behind cover, or the lock keeps snapping to targets you can't actually see on screen. It sits on a single key (LMB), which makes it a hold-to-aim helper for landing hits on tough enemies and boss fights, not a background auto-fire loop: the targets are monsters and world objects, since Wuthering Waves has no other players to aim at — there is no PvP.

Visuals is the farming ESP: separate toggles for chests, dungeon entrances, resources and regular entities, each with its own map colour, so the categories don't blur into one pile of icons. Splitting them matters in practice — chest ESP is worth leaving on for the whole exploration run, while dungeon-entrance ESP is worth switching off once you're already inside, where it just clutters the screen. Draw distance is worth tuning the same way: wider outdoors, tighter indoors, otherwise the screen fills with entities you can't reach from that room anyway. The box outline, snaplines and entity type are different layers of the same "what" and "where" question, and you can mix or drop each on its own.

Misc covers movement: the speed boost and the gravity reduction shorten travel time and stretch jumps, while the tough-ratio increase makes your character harder to stagger mid-cast. Each toggle works on its own, so a quick chest run only needs the gravity setting, while a long farming session is where the full set earns its keep. All three speed up farming and exploration rather than giving an edge over other players — there's no competitive mode to gain an edge in.

Compatibility and system requirements

This Wuthering Waves cheat is a PC build: the client is Steam only, and it won't run against other storefront versions of the game. The disk has to be GPT, and the system has to boot in UEFI mode rather than Legacy — moving off MBR means repartitioning the drive, not flipping a setting. No USB flash drive is needed; the loader starts without one. The supported game modes are windowed and borderless, so switch off fullscreen before you launch anything else. On the hardware side it's Windows 10 and 11 x64, versions 2004 through 23H2, an Intel or AMD CPU and any GPU: nothing here is demanding, and a discrete graphics card isn't required.

Pricing and access

Three keys are on the card: 1 day for ₽99, 7 days for ₽349 and 30 days for ₽899. Payment comes off the site's internal GCC balance — if it's short, checkout offers to top up just the difference, and the key lands in your account right after payment, with its expiry date attached. Mason also builds cheats for other games; if you're comparing the developer rather than just this listing, see the Mason profile — each game there gets its own menu and tab layout, same as here.