Cheat Melonity for Deadlock

Melonity for Deadlock is a cheat with auto combos, aim assist, and ESP deeper than the card shows.

What the Melonity for Deadlock menu hides

The card names nine features across five groups: Combos & Items, Aimbot, Visuals, Movement & Combat, Utility & Optimization. Inside Melonity's own menu ("M") those same areas are tabs — HEROES, ESP, AIM, MISC — and each tab opens pages the card never mentions. ESP alone is not just the chams listed under Visuals: a separate "map objects" page renders neutral Sinners, power-up runes, respawn timers on cleared camps, soul orbs, and souls dropped by dead creeps, plus destructible props such as gold statues and crates, which lets you route toward loot instead of stumbling into it. That is what players usually mean by Map Hack in Deadlock — the map reads out before you walk into a fight, so a rotation becomes a choice rather than a guess.

The same tab adds a minimap overlay for hidden heroes, dedicated off-screen ESP tuning (indicator circle width and height, anti-stacking for overlapping icons), and a running headshot-percentage counter for the match. An environment recolour tool changes the hue and opacity of the world, props, lighting and skybox, so an enemy silhouette does not blend into a dark corner of the map. None of that is on the published feature list, though it is built as deep as the items that are — worth knowing before you assume the card is the whole picture.

Item automation and parry

Smart Items on the card is really per-item automation: Unstoppable shifts you into the ethereal plane, so you dodge an incoming ability or survive a burst without touching the item yourself. Healing Flash heals nearby allies, Dispel Magic strips chosen debuffs off you, and Heroic Aura fires on its own once your team groups up near an enemy, which means you do not have to remember to cast it mid-fight. Auto-parry blocks an enemy hero's heavy attack and handles Viscous's telepunch as a separate case, unless you turn that option off; AFK players and enemies out of sight can be excluded from parrying too. A mirror setting, anti-parry, works the other way — it blocks a light hit and redirects a heavy one when the enemy tries to parry you, so trading blind is less likely to backfire.

Aim and target homing

Aim assist only pulls toward a target while you are firing; switch the homing type to Humanized and the speed and path stop tracking in a dead-straight line, which means the motion reads as a player, not a lock. Homing is not limited to heroes either — auto-fire on dropped soul orbs is a separate setting, so you can keep picking up resources without pulling your aim out of a fight. Head-homing has an aggressiveness slider: closer to zero, aim stays on the body more often; closer to the top, it goes for the head almost every time, which matters if you would rather bank on body shots than risk an obvious flick. RCS, a recoil-compensation toggle, sits next to it and is not yet tuned for every weapon, so it is worth checking your main pick before relying on it.

Requirements and buying a key

Melonity runs on Windows 10 and 11, Intel and AMD processors, and NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards. Deadlock has to run in windowed or borderless mode, because those are the only display modes the cheat works in — launching it in fullscreen is pointless. The stated performance impact is 5–10%.

A Melonity for Deadlock key is issued the moment payment clears and sits in your account with its expiry date: 100 GCC for a day, 400 GCC for a week, or 650 GCC for a month. Any Deadlock cheats are worth checking against their menu, not just the card — the full lineup for the game is in the DEADLOCK catalog.