Vengeance

Vengeance is a private gaming software provider focused on three popular titles: PUBG, Rust, and Fortnite. In addition to in-game features, the lineup includes an HWID spoofer targeting the EAC (Easy Anti-Cheat) and BattlEye anti-cheats. The provider does not position itself through loud marketing claims — at its core, it is a functional toolkit for the main tasks: aiming (Aimbot) and environmental awareness (ESP).

The lineup is concentrated on time-tested mechanics. Vengeance does not spread itself across dozens of games but stays focused on a limited list: Rust, PUBG, and Fortnite, plus a separate HWID spoofer for EAC and BattlEye. The functionality is built around three tools. Aimbot handles aiming automation. ESP displays information about players and objects on the map. The HWID Spoofer spoofs hardware identifiers to bypass hardware bans under EAC and BattlEye. The spoofer shows the most notable change in dynamics: it was in high demand earlier, but at the time of writing its condition has changed.

The status of Vengeance products varies noticeably, and this matters for the purchase decision. The Rust solutions — Aimbot and ESP — currently hold an Undetected status and, based on available data, show stable performance. This is the most predictable part of the lineup. The HWID spoofer is in a Risk status, and its behavior is inconsistent. For some users the spoofer works correctly, for others it runs unstably, and in certain cases a BSOD (blue screen) has been recorded during use. If the main purpose of the purchase is specifically the HWID spoofer, we recommend checking the product's current status with support in advance and keeping in mind that results may vary depending on the system configuration. A separate public status for PUBG and Fortnite was not specified at the time of writing, so we record it as "Not specified" and make no assumptions.

During the cooperation period since 2025, there have been no mass detections, and no explicit ban complaints regarding the in-game products have been received either. However, an important limitation must be understood: the observation period is relatively short, so it is premature to speak of a multi-year "clean" history. It is worth separating two concepts. The in-game products for Rust have an Undetected status, and no detections have been observed for them. The HWID spoofer is in a Risk status, which manifests as unstable performance and BSOD cases. It is important to understand that the spoofer's Risk status is primarily an indicator of instability on the user side, not a confirmed mass detection. Nonetheless, it reduces predictability and calls for caution.

Vengeance updates its products fairly quickly after game patches are released. For genres like Rust and PUBG, where game updates come out regularly, the provider's reaction speed is one of the main practical factors, and here Vengeance shows an acceptable result. The provider does not publish a precise SLA for update timelines, so specific figures in hours cannot be stated. We record a qualitative assessment: updates come out fairly quickly.

The provider offers HWID Reset and, based on available data, performs the reset promptly. This is useful when changing hardware or when a hardware lock is triggered. No strictly formalized reset terms — limits on count or frequency — are recorded publicly; the matter is handled through support.

Vengeance's support model is non-standard, and it is important to understand this in advance. Contact with the developer happens through a working chat where he is directly present, as part of the interaction with the GetCheats platform. The average response time when problems arise is one to two hours. The absence of public channels means the provider does not have a standalone 24/7 support infrastructure with a knowledge base. Issues are resolved through direct communication with the developer. This format has an upside — direct access to the developer, and a downside — the absence of the usual public self-service channels.

There is no referral program. There is also no formal loyalty system, although the developer is willing to accommodate users and resolve problem situations on an individual basis. In other words, loyalty here is expressed not through points or discount mechanics but through a willingness to negotiate when difficulties arise.

Vengeance uses its own launcher — a standard solution for the industry, through which products are launched. No distinguishing launcher features that set it apart from typical solutions of other providers have been recorded.

Vengeance is worth considering if you are looking for Aimbot and ESP for Rust with an Undetected status and stable performance, if you play PUBG or Fortnite and need functional private software with fast reactions to patches, or if you value direct contact with the developer instead of an impersonal ticket system. It is worth approaching the choice with caution in several cases: if the main purpose of the purchase is specifically the HWID spoofer (current Risk status, possible instability and BSOD), if you value developed public support through.

We have been cooperating with Vengeance since 2025. Throughout our joint work, the developer has shown himself to be open to feedback: he responds to bug reports, maintains regular communication in the working chat, and resolves arising issues promptly. Product problems are generally closed quickly.

Based on our observations, the most predictable part of the lineup remains the solutions for Rust, which show stable performance and are updated in a timely manner after game patches. We separately note the current status of the HWID spoofer: the product behaves inconsistently, and when choosing the spoofer specifically, we recommend checking its current condition in advance. Our observation period for this provider is still relatively short, so we give our reputation assessment cautiously and will supplement it as more data accumulates.