Valorant cheat features explained: aim assist, ESP, radar and what each does
Features: Valorant Cheats
A plain-English walkthrough of the features you'll find in a Valorant cheat menu, which modes they suit, and who actually needs each one.
Features at a glance
| Feature | What it does | Best for | | Aim assist | Nudges your crosshair toward targets | Tracking, close duels | | ESP / wallhack | Shows players/info through walls | Info gathering, rotations | | Radar | 2D overview of positions | Macro awareness | | Triggerbot | Fires when on target | Angle holding | | Recoil control | Reduces spray drift | Rifles |
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Do you need all of them?
No. Most buyers use one or two. Aim assist and ESP are the usual starting pair.
Modes
Competitive, Unrated, Swiftplay, Spike Rush and Deathmatch behave differently; build profiles per mode.
Picking a bundle vs single modules
If you’re unsure, compare modules on the product page and choose the smallest set that solves your problem.
Next step
Browse all modules or read How to buy Valorant cheats.
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