Next Pro cheat for War Thunder

Next Pro for War Thunder is an external cheat with vehicle targeting, ESP and a radar.

Module aimbot in Next Pro for War Thunder

Aimbot and the lead indicator for War Thunder in Next Pro don't target a player — they target a specific vehicle module: the priority list runs through hull and turret ammo racks, gunner, commander, loader and driver stations, the breech, engine, fuel tank and transmission, and if the priority module is already gone, Skip Destroyed Parts moves aim to the next one so you're not aiming at wreckage. Ground / Air Priority and separate aim keys for the primary weapon, secondary weapon and missiles keep ground and air combat on their own settings, and Max Aim Distance is tracked separately for vehicles and for planes. For aircraft, Prediction accounts for more than a projectile's flight — Curved Flight Path and Turn-Aware Lead recalculate the lead as a target turns, and Plane Nose Tracker follows where the nose is actually pointed. Targeting can run on hold, on a toggle, or always on, because Hold / Toggle / Always On is picked per fight rather than fixed once.

ESP for ground, air and naval vehicles in War Thunder

Ground, Air and Naval ESP each report a vehicle's box, name, distance and module health on their own tab, and Triangle Mesh overlays the model's geometry on top of that, which matters if you need to see exactly where the armour is thinnest. The menu goes further than the card lets on: separate colours for a visible versus a blocked vehicle, yellow/red thresholds tied to penetration chance, and separate Shell ESP and Missile ESP toggles rather than one generic Projectile ESP. Combat Visuals adds Enemy Aim Direction and an Aiming At Me warning for when someone's already tracking you, and Bomb Predicted Impact for aircraft marks where a bomb will land before you release it — a different thing from projectile-lead prediction. The built-in 360° Radar puts nearby vehicles on their own screen, with adjustable size, range and position, so it doesn't eat space inside the gunsight itself.

Requirements and key pricing

Next Pro targets the Steam or Gaijin Launcher client and runs alongside BattlEye and Viking — Gaijin's own second anti-cheat; on Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) it wants a modern Intel or AMD CPU, a modern NVIDIA, AMD or Intel GPU, and 16 GB of RAM or more. The key lands on your balance right after payment for 1 to 90 days: 519 GCC per day, 2149 GCC for a week, 4729 GCC for a month and 10749 GCC for 90 days. Up to five hotswap configs let you keep a separate preset for ground combat and for aircraft, and the interface switches between Russian, English and Chinese without a reinstall. For anyone who has run a War Thunder cheat before, the difference here is a three-way vehicle-class ESP split and targeting that goes by module rather than silhouette — more on the game itself on the War Thunder page.