SKY cheat for Escape From Tarkov

SKY cheat for Escape From Tarkov is a key with player and loot ESP. The radar sits in its own widget, no-recoil and no-sway are separate toggles, and the in-game menu splits into five tabs — Visuals, Miscellaneous, Settings, Config and Loot — each with its own sliders and filters.

Menu and features of the SKY cheat for Escape From Tarkov

The published feature list groups everything into four blocks — Loot, Misc, Other and Visuals, 141 items in total — but the actual menu runs five tabs: Other on the card is really two separate tabs, Settings and Config. Loot runs on filters: a minimum price and a maximum render distance apply separately to loose items and to containers, which are typed out — a lockbox, a medkit case, several sizes of weapon box, a grenade crate, and named quest containers such as Register TAR2-2 or the Shturman Crate. Corpses have a separate Show All Items (Ignore Price) toggle: off shows only items above the price threshold, on shows the whole body — which means a boss corpse shows the full set, not just one top item. A Self Price block in Config decides how your own carried value is counted: one switch limits it to items flagged Found in Raid, useful because only FiR items sell to traders, and another decides whether the container you keep between raids adds to the total.

Miscellaneous keeps a separate radar widget with Look Direction, No Resize and Zoom Scale controls, so it stays an overlay on top of the game rather than a second window and can be locked so it does not jump when the interface scales. No recoil and no sway sit on two different switches: one kills the barrel jump, the other kills sight wobble, so you turn off whichever is in the way. Night vision and thermal vision each read a dedicated hotkey in the menu screenshot — F2 and F3 — and the FOV changer runs 30 to 120 while the time changer runs 0 to 24, so raid lighting is adjustable too. The menu itself keeps a Panic key that lets you kill the overlay in one press, plus a separate Battle Mode bind, both visible on the same screenshot.

The menu screenshot also shows three toggles missing from the published feature list — K/D and Profile info in Visuals, Silent loot in Miscellaneous — so the card undercounts the menu.

Requirements and compatibility

This Escape From Tarkov cheat runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11, except builds 24H2 and 25H2. The CPU requirement covers Intel and AMD, including the older Xeon and FX lines; GPU, disk and BIOS are unrestricted. No USB flash drive is needed — the build does not boot from external media. The game runs in windowed or borderless mode only; fullscreen is not on the requirements list. HWID masking ships inside the key rather than as a separate purchase, though it does not guarantee anything about account restrictions — it only masks hardware identifiers. In the menu it is a startup choice, plus a built-in cleaner that wipes traces. The overlay stays out of captures in OBS and Discord specifically — the card says nothing about other recording software.

Pricing and access to the SKY key

The SKY key for Escape From Tarkov comes in 1, 7 and 30-day terms, from 349 to 2299 GCC off the site balance. If the balance falls short, checkout offers to top up only the difference; the key issues automatically and sits in the account with its expiry date. The SKY EFT cheat is published by SMG, whose catalogue runs to 26 products, including other Escape From Tarkov builds — a standalone radar and separate chams, for anyone who wants one tool, not the full set. The current feature list is worth checking on the Escape From Tarkov page, where every EFT cheat on the platform is listed.