Xernel cheat for DayZ

The Xernel DayZ cheat opens its own overlay menu for aim, ESP and Loot ESP. Player and zombie settings sit in separate columns, and part of that menu is bigger than the feature list published on the card.

Xernel DayZ cheat: Aimbot and ESP split between players and zombies

Player Aim and Zombie Aim are two separate switches, so you can keep aiming on people and turn it off against the infected when zombies on a location are just getting in the way. Target Bone Selection picks the aim point, not whether the aimbot is on at all; FOV Setting sets the radius of the aiming circle, and Draw FOV decides on its own whether that circle is drawn on screen, which means aim can stay active without the circle showing.

This Xernel cheat for DayZ gives Players and Zombies their own Visuals columns: box, name, distance, skeleton, held item, snaplines and dead bodies, each toggled on its own, and each column carries its own draw distance, which means zombies can stay close-range only while players stay visible across the map. Next to the shared Enable Players switch in that same column sits a Local Player toggle that is not in the feature list published on the card.

Loot ESP: categories, distance and a name filter

Loot ESP is split by tab — weapons, clothing, magazines, optics, vehicle wheels and "other" — and each category carries its own draw distance, so ammo tags do not bury a rarer find on the map. A separate Filter tab adds another layer: three columns for what is currently shown, every item found, and what is hidden, each with its own search box and a button that collects the marked loot off the ground — useful when you want specific items out of a zone rather than everything at once. That is filtering by a specific item, not only by whole category.

The menu has an Other tab the feature list does not cover

Beyond Loot, Aimbot and Visuals, the menu has an Other section: disabling grass, forcing clear weather, a slider for in-game time, forced third-person view, a crosshair overlay, a debug panel, Inventory ESP on its own keybind — it reads the contents of a nearby backpack or container without opening it — and SpeedHack on a keybind of its own, meant for closing distance fast rather than for a fight. None of those sit inside the 29 items across three groups on the card (Loot 7, Aimbot 5, Visuals 17), which means the Other tab exists in the interface but never made it into the published list.

Requirements, access and pricing

The build only works with the Steam release of DayZ; other clients are not supported. No USB flash drive is needed to launch. HWID masking is not bundled into the key — check the terms of the separate Xernel spoofer if you need HWID changes alongside the cheat. The overlay stays visible in a screen recording or a stream; there is no capture-hiding here. Hardware requirements are open: Intel and AMD CPUs, Nvidia and AMD GPUs, any disk, any BIOS.

Several developers sell DayZ cheats on the marketplace, and Xernel is one of them: a key for the Xernel DayZ cheat runs for 1, 7 or 30 days, starting at 399 GCC a day, and the 30-day tier costs 2,499 GCC. The key is issued right after payment, which means there is no separate delivery step to wait for, and it sits in the account with its expiry date. The Xernel profile lists six more products for other games.