Vengeance cheat for Fortnite

The Vengeance cheat for Fortnite bundles Aimbot and ESP for ranked battle royale matches. The card lists 37 settings across four groups — Misc, Other, Aimbot, Visuals — and the menu screenshot lays them out under five sidebar tabs: Legit, Visuals, Pallete, Settings and Save Config.

Aimbot for Fortnite: the Legit tab

The published group is called Aimbot, but on screen it's a tab labelled Legit, subtitled "Aimbot,Rcs" — names that don't match. Aim Mouse and Aim-Bot keybind switch aim on with a held key, not in the background all match, so that aim doesn't lock on by itself. Smoothing softens the snap between targets, and Randomize adds jitter so a streak of hits doesn't look identical fight after fight. Head, Neck and Chest set the lock point: if back-to-back headshots look suspicious to the lobby, Chest is the option to switch to. The same tab names a toggle called Rcs — recoil compensation for automatic fire — missing from the published feature list; because a bolt-action rifle or a point-blank shotgun barely kicks, it's usually switched off first.

ESP for Fortnite: the Visuals and Pallete tabs

On screen the tab is called Visuals, subtitled "Overlay,World", and the card's list for that group runs to 25 entries. Some draw the box itself — Box, Fill Box, Bone, Names, Distance — and a gameplay screenshot backs this up: a box, name tag and distance readout are drawn over an enemy crouched in bushes with a shotgun, so Box, Names and Distance actually render mid-match, not just sit in a list. The entry the feature list calls Bone shows up on the settings screen as Skeleton — same control, different label — and it draws the enemy's pose through cover, which means you can tell whether they're aiming or running before rounding a corner. The rest of the group tags that box with context — Weapons, Levels, Kills, Rank, Platform, Snap Line — held weapon, battle pass level, kill count, rank and platform, which lets you decide whether a fight at range is worth starting. A separate Pallete tab, "All Game Color", recolours those tags for targets in the open versus behind cover: Color Name, Color Box, Color Bone, Color Distance and more, one control per element. Two sliders under Others set box and skeleton line thickness, handy for thinning boxes out at long range where they stack up and going thicker for a close one-on-one. The menu also carries a WeaponChams toggle — a weapon-model highlight through geometry — the feature list never mentions; it's the one thing the screenshot shows the card doesn't.

System requirements for Vengeance on Fortnite

This is a PC cheat for Fortnite: the game launches only through Epic Games, no switching without reinstalling. Windowed and borderless both work; fullscreen isn't supported. CPU reads Intel or AMD with no caveat, GPU reads any, but the disk must be GPT and the BIOS switched to UEFI rather than Legacy — a repartition, not a toggle. No USB drive is needed. The launch sequence is in the Vengeance cheat launch guide.

Buy the Vengeance cheat for Fortnite: key pricing

Keys run for 1, 3, 7 or 30 days: a day costs 399 GCC, three days 899 GCC, a week 1,499 GCC, a month 3,999 GCC. GCC is the platform's balance, top-up available in checkout. The key lands in the account after payment, so you can buy cheat for Fortnite and start the same day — it only unlocks this listing, and other titles from the developer run on their own keys. Vengeance also builds for other games: a Rust cheat (plus a lighter Lite build) and a PUBG cheat sell as standalone products, and HWID masking is usually its own listing, Vengeance Spoofer. Other Fortnite cheats on the platform build feature sets differently, so if all you need is ESP without Aimbot, check the neighbouring listings first.