Stern cheat for VALORANT

Stern cheat for VALORANT runs a separate overlay with a tunable aimbot and ability ESP for enemy utility. Combat settings, utility markers, and the visual set each live on their own tab.

Stern cheat for VALORANT: aim and enemy abilities

The card lists 58 functions. The combat tab keeps the aim key, FOV slider, and smoothing apart from the visual settings, so tuning smoothing never touches target outlines. A priority switch flips between nearest-target and standard selection: if several targets overlap, this decides who gets picked first, not just where the crosshair sits. Triggerbot has its own block with its own key, delay, and radius, so that manual aim can stay on while auto-fire only fires for one specific read — for example a follow-up after an enemy flash.

A separate panel carries 12 ESP markers for enemy traps and abilities through walls: an alarm, a turret, a tripwire, a spycam, a scout drone, thrown grenades, Sage's wall and slow orb, and KAY/O's flash — plus a marker for the planted spike. Without a range limit, full-map utility markers turn the screen into clutter, so a distance slider caps how far they draw; most players pull it in even tighter once they are near their own site.

What you see mid-round

Visuals splits into Player and World tabs. Player carries skeleton, box, head circle, health and shield bars, distance, and weapon ESP — including a dropped enemy weapon you would not otherwise see through a wall. Tracers show a shot's line before the sound reaches you around a corner, which matters most on tight corridors where audio alone arrives late. Outline color is set separately for visible and hidden targets, and label position switches between left, right and centered: otherwise, when several targets stack on one point, their names overlap and the readout stops being useful.

World adds a dormant marker for agents sitting out of the fight, a radar, and a rank label flagged as beta, which means it should be treated as less reliable than the rest of the panel.

Requirements: BIOS with HVCI on

The build targets VALORANT on Windows 10 (1903-22H2 builds) or Windows 11, except version 25H2. CPU and GPU are open — any Intel or AMD part, any drive size. The BIOS row calls for HVCI switched on: memory integrity (Windows Core Isolation → Memory Integrity) has to stay enabled, because that is what the build expects at launch. If you had turned it off for other software, switch it back before launch — nothing here needs disabling. Display mode is fullscreen, windowed, or borderless.

Pricing and the key

Three terms: 1 day at 699 GCC, 7 days at 2999 GCC, 30 days at 5299 GCC. The key lands in your account right after payment, with the expiry date shown next to it. Stern's other games sit in the developer profile — each one ships its own key.