Deadlock Cheats: Aimbot, ESP & More

Deadlock ESP, Wallhack & Radar

Deadlock visual guides cover player information, ability states and world entities. The wider ESP topic includes box styles, skeletons, health, names, hero labels, distance, levels and soul information. Check which fields are available in the selected build. Separate visible and invisible colors help distinguish visibility states across the display. Skeleton colors and raycast visibility options provide further control over how player information appears. The ESP & Wallhack guide explains these controls in detail.

Ability ESP covers enemy ability slots, cooldowns and ready states, while Ultimate ESP adds ultimate information. Other listed visuals include soul-urn carriers, Healing Rite, Sinclair ultimate-copy information and flags for important buffs, debuffs, abilities and item states. These displays show information; they do not perform an attack or parry. Read Ability & Ultimate ESP for the distinction.

World visuals include soul bags with soul-value and distance filters, the soul urn, towers, troopers, monster camps, Midboss, Sinners and Guided Owl. The World ESP guide separates these entity categories. The Radar & Minimap guide covers the 2D radar, hero icons, aim-direction indicators, lane overlay and supported world entities, alongside size, position, scale and hold/toggle controls.

Deadlock Aimbot, Silent Aim & Triggerbot

The aiming guides explain presets, activation keys, adjustable FOV, smoothing and bone selection. Smoothing controls can cover aim speed, curves and lock-on behavior, while Sticky Aim concerns maintaining a selected target. Bone priorities distinguish head, chest and other hitboxes. Crosshair, distance and health priorities determine which valid target receives preference. Visibility checking and velocity prediction address different questions: whether a target is visible and how movement relates to bullet travel time. See the Deadlock Aimbot guide.

Humanization controls include per-input variance, hitbox scatter, aim drift, reaction timing and RCS variance. They change behavior rather than guaranteeing detection protection. Recoil Control adjusts compensation strength and variance; a separate No Recoil mode concerns disabling recoil and camera shake. The No Recoil & Recoil Control guide explains that difference.

Silent Aim & pSilent covers shot-direction behavior without the same visible crosshair movement as standard aim assistance. Listed related options include pSilent chance, hybrid magnet/pSilent behavior and backtrack support. Component availability matters, so check the current Predator listing for the applicable build.

Triggerbot separates Standard firing activation from Magnet behavior, which adjusts aim before firing. Controls include hotkeys, visibility checks, headshot-only selection, shot delay, maximum distance, magnet FOV and smoothing. Player, supported ability and soul triggers are separate target categories. The Soul Aimbot & Soul Triggerbot guide focuses on soul targeting and how it differs from player aim.

Auto Parry & Movement Features

Auto Parry is a dedicated guide topic with light- and heavy-melee coverage, configurable delays and timings. The broader feature information also describes supported ability and ultimate interactions, Viscous Puddle Punch, and item-related handling through Counterspell for supported items such as Knockdown, Cursed Relic and Phantom Strike. Coverage depends on the supported interaction; a listed parry feature does not mean every incoming effect can be blocked.

Auto Dash Jump automates the dash-jump sequence and includes an Only With Kinetic Dash condition plus a Hold To Trigger option. Bunny Hop automates jump timing while the jump key is held, Auto Strafe handles airborne strafing, and Auto Slide concerns sliding when available. These functions have different activation conditions and should not be treated as one speed setting.

The broader movement categories include Speed Hack, Fast-Rope, Slow Walk, Dodge Hooks and Slide Attack. Hidden+Stop Mode and Slide Attack are described as ammunition-related modes, rather than ordinary traversal controls. Auto Active Reload is tied to the Active Reload item. Read the Movement Features guide for the overview and check the product listing for current support before relying on a specific option.

Profiles, Settings & First Checks

The configuration guide explains how supported aim, visual and automation settings can be organized through profiles and keybinds. Autosave and JSON formats should be checked against the selected build. Keeping separate profiles makes it easier to organize hero-specific preferences without changing every option each time. The Config & Settings Guide explains profile organization, imports, input conflicts and visual layouts.

Customization categories include fonts, render settings, aspect ratio, model support and menu themes. Spectator ESP displays supported spectator information. Streamproof overlay settings concern what capture software records; they are separate from product status and account safety. HeadShot Percent provides a statistics panel, while the listed Anti-Frog option uses a headshot tracker and limiter. Neither a statistic nor a limiter establishes that a product is undetected.

Internal-component categories include player and entity glow, health-gradient and occluded fills, skybox and world tint, material settings, lighting, bloom, camera FOV and aspect ratio. Listed visibility adjustments include Drifter darkness and Haze stealth. Lua scripting categories include an editor, script management, item use, drawing, optional HTTP access and development tools. The External vs Internal guide explains why a component-specific feature should be checked separately.

If the menu is unavailable, use Cheat Menu Not Opening to separate launch errors from input or display issues. New users can start with Cheats for Beginners and What Are Deadlock Cheats? before opening the detailed feature pages.