CS2 ESP & Wallhack: Player Visuals, Skeletons & World ESP
CS2 ESP displays player and world information through visual overlays. Boxes, skeletons, health bars, weapon details and distance labels each answer a different question about what is happening in the game view.
Both Predator and Fecurity include player visuals, with different feature sets. This guide compares those options and explains how ESP differs from chams and glow, radar and aimbot.
ESP and Wallhack: What Do the Terms Mean?
ESP usually describes information drawn over the game view: a box around a player, a skeleton outline, a health bar or a weapon label. “Wallhack” is commonly used for visuals that reveal information beyond normal line of sight. The terms overlap in searches, but an individual visual feature can have its own visibility rules.
A skeleton overlay and a health bar do not communicate the same information. Likewise, a box outline is different from a material effect applied to a character. Check the product's exact options rather than treating every visual feature as interchangeable.
Player ESP Features Explained
Boxes & Skeletons
Boxes mark the player's screen-space position. Skeletons trace body structure, providing a different visual reference from a rectangular box.
Fecurity lists Box ESP, Box Outline and Skeleton. Predator lists Skeletons alongside Chams and Glow.
Health & Equipment
Health indicators and weapon information add context beyond a player's location. Fecurity also lists Shield and Show Ammo.
Predator lists Healthbars and Weapons. These entries should not be expanded into unlisted armor, ammo or other display claims.
Distance & Player Information
Fecurity lists Maximum Distance, Show Distance and Player Info such as nickname and distance. Enemy Only provides a separate visual filter.
Predator lists Player Avatars. A player avatar display is a different feature from a nickname or distance label.
Predator vs Fecurity: ESP Feature Comparison
These are the visual features listed for each product. A feature appearing in one column should not be assumed to be included in the other.
| Visual information | CS2: Predator | CS2: Fecurity |
|---|---|---|
| Player outlines | Skeletons, Chams and Glow | Box ESP, Box Outline and Skeleton |
| Health & equipment | Healthbars and Weapons | Health, Shield and Show Ammo |
| Player labels & filters | Player Avatars | Enemy Only, Maximum Distance, Show Distance and Player Info |
| Dropped items | Dropped Items | Dropped Weapons |
| Grenade information | Grenade ESP Customization, Grenade Trajectory and Grenade Warning | Grenades |
| Bomb information | Bomb, C4 ESP Customization, Bomb Zone and C4 Timer | Check the current product details for any bomb-specific display requirement |
Review the current Predator and Fecurity product details for availability and requirements. The product selection guide covers the wider comparison.
World ESP: Weapons, Grenades & the Bomb
World visuals concern objects and round information rather than player body overlays. Both products list dropped-item or dropped-weapon visuals and grenade-related information. Predator additionally lists separate grenade trajectory, grenade warning and C4 timer features.
These tools belong to different topics: a dropped weapon display identifies an item, a trajectory display concerns utility movement, and a C4 timer concerns the objective. Keeping them separate makes each menu option easier to understand.
Grenade Visuals
Read the Grenade Prediction & Warning guide for Predator's trajectory and warning features. Fecurity's “Grenades” listing should not be treated as confirmation of identical prediction tools.
Bomb & C4 Information
The Bomb ESP & C4 Timer guide focuses on Predator's bomb display, customization, bomb zone and timer entries.
How ESP Differs from Chams, Radar & Aimbot
Chams and glow are visual effects associated with character rendering. They can complement information overlays, but a box outline does not establish that a product includes chams. Predator explicitly lists Chams and Glow; Fecurity's listed visuals focus on boxes, skeletons and player information.
Radar organizes position information in a separate view. Predator lists Radar, Cloud Radar and Static External Radar Mode. These are distinct from the player overlays discussed here.
Aimbot assists aiming, while triggerbot controls firing. ESP displays information; it does not by itself move your aim or fire a shot. Recoil control has another separate purpose.
Visual Settings, Compatibility & Troubleshooting
More labels can make the view harder to read. Compare the available visual filters and distance controls with the information you actually need. The config and settings guide covers profile organization, while Cheats for Beginners explains the broader terminology.
Both products list Windows 10 and 11 with Intel and AMD processors. Fecurity also lists UEFI BIOS and fullscreen, borderless or windowed display modes. Review system requirements before choosing a product.
If the menu opens but overlays are missing, use ESP Not Showing. If you cannot access the menu, use Cheat Menu Not Opening. Account risk and detection claims are addressed in Are CS2 Cheats Safe?.
CS2 ESP & Wallhack Questions
What is CS2 ESP?
ESP adds information overlays such as player boxes, skeletons, health bars, equipment and distance. The displayed details depend on the product and enabled visual settings.
What is the difference between ESP and wallhack?
ESP describes information overlays. Wallhack is a common search term for visuals that reveal information beyond normal line of sight. Visibility behavior depends on the specific product; not every overlay or setting behaves the same way.
Do Predator and Fecurity both include player ESP?
Yes. Predator lists skeletons, weapons, health bars, player avatars, chams and glow. Fecurity lists boxes, box outlines, health, shield, skeletons, distance and player information.
Does Fecurity include chams and glow?
Its listed visuals include Box ESP and Box Outline, but do not list chams or glow. Predator explicitly lists both chams and glow.
Is ESP the same as a radar or aimbot?
No. ESP displays information in the game view, radar presents position information in a separate view, and aimbot assists aiming. Each feature has a separate purpose.
Explore All CS2 Guides
Browse individual features, comparisons and troubleshooting. Use the main CS2 cheats page for the overview or the CS2 purchase category for available products.
Compare CS2 Visual Features at ESHub
Predator combines skeletons, chams, glow and detailed world information. Fecurity lists boxes, skeletons, health, shield, distance and player information. Compare the exact visual tools before choosing.