Mira cheat for SQUAD

Mira for SQUAD is a private cheat with an aimbot and ESP for large-scale fights. It runs on the Steam build of the game.

What Mira for SQUAD actually does

The card lists 18 settings across three groups: Misc, Aimbot and Visuals. Aimbot is the largest, with eight entries: smoothing is a separate slider from the aim radius, which means gentle tracking at mid range never turns into a snap-lock up close. Head-only targeting speeds up finishing a downed enemy but demands better positioning — hip-fire players leave the full silhouette on instead of just the head. Draw priority keeps the reticle on the nearest target, which matters when several players overlap in a doorway or a narrow street between buildings.

Visuals covers six entries: boxes, distance, health, names, skeleton lines and view direction. The aimbot and SQUAD ESP use separate range limits for a reason: in practice, fights happen at hundreds of metres, and a reticle that reacts to a silhouette you cannot realistically hit just gets in the way of the target that is actually close. ESP draws further out because scouting an approach to a squad's FOB means spotting the enemy before they are inside effective weapon range, not after.

Misc handles recoil and sway: "No recoil" flattens muzzle climb during automatic fire, "No swing" removes weapon sway while running or firing from the hip. Both are marked risky on the card — not because they perform worse, but because they are easier for a teammate or a recording to notice, which is why players toggle them off when you have squadmates nearby who might spot the overlay.

Menu layout before a match

The interface splits into three tabs: Aim for targeting, ESP for spotting opponents, and Settings for the rest. Screenshots of the card's Settings tab show SpeedHack, No Recoil, FOV Changer and Infinity Ammo together — of those, only No Recoil and Speedhack are named individually among the 18 listed items; the other two toggles are visible in the interface but are not broken out in the feature list. The same tab carries a hide-menu key and a close-software key, which matters if you need to kill the overlay fast when someone walks up behind you. In ESP, beyond the six listed entries, the screenshots show separate corpse and enemy-weapon toggles: one frame shows a player's name and their weapon model displayed through a wall at the same time.

System requirements for SQUAD

The Windows row on the card reads "Any" — no specific build is enforced; CPU, GPU, disk and BIOS are all marked "Any" too, so there is no hardware restriction. No USB flash drive is needed to launch. The software only works with the Steam build of SQUAD, and only in windowed or borderless mode — running it in exclusive fullscreen is pointless, because the overlay does not draw over that mode. Screen recording is marked unsupported: if you stream or record matches, the overlay does show up in the capture. HWID spoofing is usually not bundled with this key — it is a separate product if you need it alongside the cheat.

Price and key for SQUAD

Access sells in three terms — 1, 7 and 30 days, from 249 to 2,499 GCC — charged against the site's internal balance, with the key issued right after payment and stored in the account for the duration of the term. If you are comparing a private SQUAD cheat against other listings, it is worth checking the SQUAD game page, which lists all SQUAD cheats this platform sells for the game, including single-feature builds that offer only an aimbot.