RET9 MAJESTIC cheat for GTA 5

RET9 Majestic is a GTA 5 cheat built for the ALT:V client, aimed at roleplay servers such as Majestic RP. The menu runs six tabs along the bottom bar, and the product page only publishes what's inside four of them — Aimbot, Visuals, Misc and Other.

Inside the RET9 Majestic menu for GTA 5

Each of the four listed tabs opens its own side panel instead of one flat toggle list. Misc branches into Local, Vehicle and Lists, so HP and armour resets, the waypoint teleport and the run modes sit under the character side rather than the vehicle one. Visuals branches into Players, Vehicles, Objects, Radar and Friend, which means the card's "Radar", "Objects", "Vehicles" and "Local Player" entries are their own sections on screen, not checkboxes inside the player-ESP list. The menu also runs controls the card never counts at all — a free camera and an animation-reset hotkey sit in Misc outside its fifteen listed items.

Aimbot and targeting

Choosing an Aim Bone means that hitting and killing pull in different directions: aiming at the body is more forgiving, aiming at the head needs a cleaner hold on the target. Prediction and smoothing sit on separate sliders because they solve different problems — prediction sets where the crosshair goes, smoothing sets how fast it gets there. Silent Auto Fire removes the need to hold the fire button, so it gets switched off in scenes meant to be acted out rather than just won. Damager runs in its own block with its own Shoot Rate — worth knowing because it lets you tune the damage rate without touching the aim. Visible Only limits targeting to what's actually on screen, instead of a target hidden behind a wall or a car.

ESP and radar

Every player-ESP element — Skeleton, Snapline, Name, Weapons, Distance, Static ID, Family ID, Fraction — has its own switch. In practice that means the screen can be left showing only distance and status while labels get added as needed. The skeleton reads posture: it shows whether a target is aiming or running, not just where they stand. The live ESP preview is handy because elements like the name tag and health bar get dragged into place on a model before a match, instead of being adjusted on the fly during a firefight. Radar opens as its own section and draws nothing over the game itself — worth picking when map awareness matters more than an overlay.

System requirements for RET9 Majestic

It needs Windows 10 or Windows 11 x64, builds 22H2 through 24H2, an Intel or AMD CPU, and any graphics card — no restriction there. The disk row lists both GPT and MBR and the BIOS row lists both UEFI and Legacy, which means either option works and no repartitioning is required. No USB flash drive is needed — the cheat launches without a physical dongle. The game-client row names ALT:V specifically, not the Rockstar Games Launcher and not the Steam build — the separate launcher RP servers such as Majestic run on, worth checking if GTA 5 is normally started another way. The game itself has to run windowed or borderless windowed; fullscreen isn't on the list.

Pricing and the key

RET9 GTA 5 comes in three terms: 7 days for 297 GCC, 30 days for 598 GCC, and 90 days for 1499 GCC. GCC is the site's internal balance — the key is issued automatically right after payment and shows up in the account with its expiry date attached. The short term is enough to check the menu and server compatibility; the longer ones suit regular play on Majestic RP. Every cheat for GTA 5 on the site is listed on the game page. The same developer separately sells RET9 Hybrid for RAGE:MP and ALT:V — a standalone product with its own key, not a broader version of this Majestic build.