Melonity cheat for FoxHole

Melonity Foxhole is a private cheat built around ESP, automation, and an artillery calculator. Foxhole is not a twitch shooter — it plays from a top-down view, campaigns run for weeks, and losing a soldier costs less than losing the logistics behind him. Melonity's menu splits into PLAYER, ESP, and INFORMATION tabs: scouting, resource and construction automation, vehicle control, and artillery fire each get their own tab.

What Melonity Foxhole's ESP shows in the fog of war

Object Info highlights friendly and enemy players, vehicles, and buildings, and each category lets you pick what to show: health, inventory, gear, name, facing direction. It separately marks shell impact points before they land, listening devices, wrecks, grenades, mines, rare resources, and critically wounded soldiers, so a Foxhole fight is often decided before an enemy is ever in a crosshair. Better Map adds a full minimap with players, vehicles, bunker bases, observation towers, and listening devices, and Map Scan sweeps the hex with a filter for allies or enemies. Search Stuff finds specific items and crates within the current hex — bunker bases, warehouses — so you don't have to dig through a whole stockpile for one resource.

Aim Assist is not an aimbot in the usual sense: per the seller's own description it only marks the aim point when firing a firearm and never fires on its own. That fits Foxhole, where combat runs on position and supply rather than reaction speed, so there is no auto-firing aimbot here.

Automation for logistics and construction

Auto Farm gathers resources with a hammer or harvester, dodges vehicles that could run the character over, and decides whether to store the haul in a chosen building or vehicle; with rare-resource mode on, common materials can be dropped while rare ones queue up personally. Auto Build finishes prepared blueprints for buildings and trenches, running to the nearest unfinished one. Auto Train is a scenario builder for a small train bot — switching rail points, choosing a resource source and destination, queueing at a refinery, feeding it coal — while Train Fireman stokes a large train on its own. Logi Helper shows what a base is missing when you hover over it, which matters if you're supplying someone else's front line rather than your own stockpile.

Ignore Lack of Fuel lets you drive on an empty tank and move heavy artillery or a pusher alone. Replicate Vehicle Control intercepts WASD even with the game window inactive, so a tank can be driven from several windows at once. Auto Reloader and Auto Fire automate reloading and firing for the gunner or loader role. Artillery Calculator works out distance and azimuth for accurate fire from any ballistic weapon, factoring in wind, shell position, and spread — the math Foxhole players otherwise do on paper tables.

Requirements and compatibility

The cheat runs on Windows 10 and 11 with an Intel or AMD CPU; any GPU works. The disk must use GPT and the system must be installed in UEFI mode, not Legacy — moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting. No USB flash drive is needed to launch it. HWID masking is not included — that may be worth adding separately. The overlay runs on the Steam client, in windowed or borderless mode; fullscreen is pointless. Recording is not supported — the overlay does show up in a screen capture or on stream.

Pricing: buy a cheat for FoxHole

Keys come in 1-day, 7-day, and 30-day tiers, starting at 149 GCC per day. The price is deducted from the site's GCC balance, topped up separately; if the balance falls short, checkout offers to add just the difference. The key is issued automatically and sits in the account with its expiry date. The FoxHole game page lists the rest of the FoxHole cheats if you want to compare options before buying.