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Battlefield special-ops soldiers, helicopters, and a tank in a burning city at night.

4 modules, 28 controls

Battlefield 6 Cheats Features

Four modules on one menu: aimbot, player ESP, separate recoil layers, and misc. Each module has its own page with every published control explained.

The four modules

How the modules fit together

You can turn the aimbot off and still use ESP. Recoil layers sit apart from aim target selection. Misc holds crosshair, configs, and binds.

Aimbot

Toggle aimbot or aim always, pick a bone, set bind, smoothness, FOV, and distance, then filter bots, teams, and visibility. Optional FOV border and background.

Player ESP

Player and bot ESP with box, skeleton, snapline, name, distance, health bar, and a max distance cap.

Recoil layers

Separate recoil layers on the published Battlefield 6 menu, independent from aimbot target selection.

Misc

Crosshair styles, config save/load/share/delete, English or Chinese menu language, FPS limit, menu bind, and unload bind.

Not on this menu

Listed so you can rule them out before checkout. If a clip or another listing shows one of these, it is not this menu.

  • Vehicle ESP or a dedicated 2D radar module
  • Streamproof or capture-hiding overlay promises
  • Loot, item, or crate ESP
  • Silent aim, triggerbot, or per-weapon profiles not named on the listing
  • macOS, Linux, or console builds

Combining modules

Most people start with player ESP labels and the aimbot off, tune recoil layers separately, then save each setup that works as its own config in misc.

Compare modules

Read the Status label before checkout. These pages go deeper than the control list.

Every module on the license

Battlefield 6 Cheats, $35Digital access at the published checkout price.
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