Cheat Nightvex for STALCRAFT

Nightvex is a STALCRAFT ESP overlay split into seven categories. Each one gets its own color and its own hotkey.

Nightvex: STALCRAFT ESP split into seven independent categories

Highlighting is split into enemies, gear, mutants, markers, items, loot, and — separately — thermal, gravitational, and electrical anomalies: in STALCRAFT those are different kinds of zone hazards, so keeping them on one switch would be awkward, which is why each category gets its own color, its own glow intensity, and its own numpad key. That is what keeps loot and anomaly highlights from getting in the way of a normal fight: when farming artifacts in a safe zone, you can turn on only the loot and anomaly categories and switch off enemy highlighting so it stops cluttering the screen while you sort through the finds. The marker category runs independently from the other six, which suits anyone who navigates by points of interest on the map rather than by silhouettes.

Four rendering modes and an instant toggle

Standard draws outlines the classic way, Additive adds an adjustable glow brightness useful in dark tunnels and underground sections, Ultra HDR keeps contrast high where a normal highlight would wash out against the background, and Wireframe draws silhouettes as an outline mesh, handy when you need to read a target's posture through foliage or tall grass. Modes cycle with a single key without opening the menu, and the entire overlay toggles off and back on with a separate key — useful right before sharing your screen in a clan call or grabbing a screenshot for a report. Any change to color, brightness, or mode applies in-game instantly, with no restart.

Requirements and what it works with

It needs Windows 10 or 11 (x64), and the supported game version is specifically STALCRAFT: X on the current EXBO client — the card says nothing about the older STALCRAFT or third-party builds like STALZONE, so claiming compatibility with those would be dishonest. Both official launch paths work: through Steam and through the EXBO launcher. The cheat's own menu is bilingual, so switching the interface between Russian and English does not require a reinstall, which matters if the account gets shared between Russian- and English-speaking players. The card names no separate GPU or CPU requirement.

Keys and pricing

The key runs 1, 7, or 30 days, starting at 499 GCC for a day — the site's own balance, topped up separately if the amount on hand falls short. Once purchased, the key appears in your account right away with its expiry date. Most STALCRAFT cheat listings settle for one blanket ESP toggle on players; this one gives even the anomaly highlight its own key, so a highlight set can be assembled on the fly for a specific run instead of flipping one shared switch. Other software for the same game, including a build with a crosshair instead of plain ESP, is listed on the STALCRAFT page.