Xernel cheat for War Thunder

Xernel for War Thunder is a private ESP cheat for tanks, planes and ships. The menu has one Visual tab with 18 settings, split into Player ESP and Environment on screen — even though the product card lists them as one flat group.

ESP in Xernel for War Thunder: inside the Visual menu

Player ESP holds everything drawn over a specific vehicle. Box and 3D Box are two ways to outline a target, each with its own colour swatch in the menu row — visible on the screenshots, absent from the published feature list. A flat Box reads faster when several vehicles cluster together; 3D Box keeps the hull and turret facing readable at range. Filled Background turns the outline into a solid block, useful against a busy background, but it also covers part of the target, so players drop it on open maps. Snaplines draw a line from screen centre to every marker so you don't hunt for a threat by eye; with ten targets on screen at once, the same lines turn into clutter and get switched off too. Player Name and Vehicle Name tag who you're fighting: the vehicle name alone tells you the armour and gun before you close in. Distance shows the range to a target; the Reload Bar (flagged HOT) reveals the enemy gun's reload state — in practice, that's what decides whether to expose your side or pull back.

Environment covers what isn't tied to one vehicle. Nuclear Bomber Alert flags a target that can end a top-tier match in one hit, easy to miss by ear mid-fight, so an on-screen marker matters more than the audio cue. Missile ESP & MAWS (flagged NEW) draws fired missiles and warns of an incoming attack ahead of the game's own alert, which means there's time to break away instead of reacting after impact. Bomb ESP tracks dropped ordnance in flight, and Bomb CCIP marks where it lands, which removes the guesswork on a ground-attack run. Ground Crosshair adds a marker for targets on the ground, and Air Prediction (also flagged HOT) adds a point corrected for target and shell speed. These are overlay markers, not a separate mode — Xernel's menu has no targeting tab; everything lives in one Visual panel. Max Distance caps how far out markers get drawn, clearing the screen on large air maps of vehicles still well out of range.

System requirements for Xernel on War Thunder

Windows 10 or Windows 11, an Intel or AMD CPU, and an Nvidia or AMD GPU — the card does not narrow this to specific models. The disk must use GPT: moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not a setting inside the cheat, so it's worth checking the partition style first. The system must be installed in UEFI mode, not Legacy. No USB flash drive is needed to launch — Xernel does not boot from one. The game client is Steam or Epic Games. "Recording: No" means the opposite of what a buyer might hope: the overlay shows up in a screen capture or a stream, and Xernel has no way to hide it. HWID spoofing is typically not bundled into the key: a spoofer is a separate product.

Pricing and key access

A Xernel key for War Thunder runs 1, 7 or 30 days: pricing starts at 299 GCC for a day and reaches 2,549 GCC for 30 days, so the longer term works out cheaper per day. GCC is the site's own balance, topped up on /refill, and if the balance falls short at checkout the window only asks for the difference — handy if you're short mid-purchase rather than starting over. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. Other private War Thunder cheats are listed in the game's catalogue, where menus and requirements can be compared side by side.