Mira cheat for Counter-Strike 2

The Mira cheat for Counter-Strike 2 pairs an aimbot with ESP and nothing else. There is no separate radar and no recoil control here: 19 published settings split into three groups on the card — Misc, Aimbot, Visuals — and inside the menu itself they sit across four tabs. Some Counter-Strike 2 cheat listings spread the same tools over several separate cards; Mira keeps aim and visuals in one build and leaves the rest out entirely.

What the Mira cheat for Counter-Strike 2 actually does

The AIM tab (labelled Aimbot on the product card) carries sliders for Aim Fov and Aim Smooth: push smoothing up and the correction gets harder to spot, but it also reacts slower to a fast peek. Aim and Trigger Bot sit on separate hotkeys, so one can stay bound while the other is toggled off instead of swapping modes mid-round. Trigger Bot fires through the same mouse-emulation path as the aim assist and adds its own delay before and after the shot, so a click does not land the instant an enemy model appears. Center Dot draws a fixed reticle in the middle of the screen, useful when the game's own crosshair is hard to read against a bright map.

The ESP tab on screen (Visuals on the card) has six toggles: Show Players draws enemies at all, Draw Team repeats that for teammates, Bones renders the skeleton so you can read posture — aiming or running — Health prints a health bar, Enemy Weapon labels the gun in a target's hands, and Frames outlines the model. Bones and Health are the pair that decides whether a peek is worth taking on a cluttered map, not the raw count of visible silhouettes. Separate from ESP, the Misc tab holds Bunny Hop and Anti-flash, which clears the white-out from an enemy flashbang.

A fourth tab, Settings, is not part of the 19 published items at all: a debug-output toggle, a text-overlay toggle with its own size slider, plus two hotkeys — Insert to hide the menu, End to close the cheat outright. That is the emergency exit, and it lives in the interface rather than in the feature list. As a private CS2 cheat, Mira ships as a single key covering every setting rather than separate purchases per module.

System requirements for Mira

CPU is Intel or AMD with no vendor lock; GPU, disk and motherboard are all listed as unrestricted, so there is no GPT or UEFI condition to satisfy first. OS is Windows 10 or Windows 11, any current build — nothing specific to hunt down. No USB flash drive is required to launch. Recording is marked "no", which means the overlay does show up in a screen capture or a stream, unlike a stream-proof build. HWID spoofing is typically not bundled with the key — that is a separate product. The game client is Steam only, and the cheat runs the same way in both fullscreen and windowed display modes.

Price and access

The key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date attached. Access runs 49 GCC for 1 day, 149 GCC for 7 days, or 299 GCC for 30 days, charged against the site balance — the feature set stays identical across all three, only the duration changes. The short tier is a reasonable way to test the aim-plus-ESP combo before committing to the CS2 cheat for a full month. The full menu breakdown and current screenshots live on the Counter-Strike 2 page, for anyone comparing Mira against other private CS2 builds.