PH ESP cheat for PUBG

PH ESP is a private PUBG cheat: WallHack and ESP across 51 settings, no aimbot.

What the PH ESP overlay actually shows

A skeleton overlay isn't really about "where" — it's about "what": posture tells you whether an opponent is aiming, running, or crouched in a bush before a box ever would. Visible Check colours players differently depending on whether they're in line of sight or hidden behind a wall, and a separate bot tag tells you who's actually a person before the fight starts, not after. Vehicles work the same way as people — fuel and durability read from a distance, so the call to sprint for a car or skip it gets made before you're close enough to hear the engine. Thrown grenades show up together with the time left before they explode, so the call to dive or back off runs on a timer instead of a guess.

The loot filter in PH ESP is split by category instead of dumped as one list, because scanning a wall of icons for one specific item wastes exactly the seconds a firefight doesn't give back: three armor tiers, bladed weapons, pistols, SMGs, shotguns, rifles, snipers, optics, meds and weapon attachments each get their own switch, so anything not worth carrying can be switched off rather than scrolled past. The render radius for loot is usually kept shorter than for players, so the screen doesn't turn into a wall of labels the moment you land. Corpses and airdrops show inventory contents instead of just a marker on the map, which saves the seconds it takes to decide whether a far-off drop is worth the run. A dedicated Combat-Mode toggle strips everything down to player WH with one press — not an aimbot, just a way to clear loot and grenade labels off the screen once a fight is actually on and only the enemy matters.

Why there's no aimbot here

None of the 51 items across Loot, Other and Visuals touch aiming — this is a pure ESP build with no Aim tab at all. Fewer settings on screen means the first match starts right after launch instead of after half an hour of setup. Target selection, positioning, and the decision to shoot stay with the player — as a PUBG ESP cheat it's built for people who want map and enemy awareness, not an auto-playing gun. Anyone who wants an aimbot alongside the ESP has combined builds elsewhere in the PUBG catalog.

What it needs to run

It's built for the Steam version of PUBG on Windows 10 or 11; any recent Intel/AMD CPU and Nvidia/AMD GPU works. The drive has to be GPT — moving off MBR means repartitioning the whole machine, not flipping one setting — and the motherboard has to boot in UEFI mode, not Legacy. The HWID spoofer is usually already part of this key, so masking hardware isn't typically a separate purchase the way it is on cheats that ship without one.

Key and price

Pricing scales with duration: 149 GCC for 1 day, 598 GCC for 7 days, and 1199 GCC for 30 days, charged from the internal balance. If the balance falls short, checkout offers to top up just the difference, not the whole balance again. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account dashboard with its expiration date — no manual delivery to wait on. Players who want an aimbot alongside the ESP can look at Arcane Full cheat for PUBG or Aegis Full cheat for PUBG; the full PUBG lineup is on the PUBG page.