Mason [Wardogs]

Not every player wants a menu with a hundred switches. Mason for Wardogs keeps to what decides most fights: a humanized aimbot for visible enemies, a clear player ESP that tells you who is in your line of sight, an ESP for vehicles and items on the ground, and no recoil and no sway for steadier shooting.

The aimbot works on its own key, within an FOV radius you set and can show on screen, with adjustable smoothing and a hitbox you choose. Humanize imitates the natural movement of a crosshair, and the only visible option keeps it to enemies you can actually see.

Player visuals draw a box and a skeleton, each with one color for visible players and another for players out of your line of sight, along with health, the player's name, faction and weapon. You can show allies, set the maximum distance for players and turn on a visibility check, and an extra crosshair helps when you shoot from the hip.

The world ESP shows vehicles and items on the ground within a maximum distance you set, the misc section removes weapon recoil and sway, and the controls are simple: Insert opens or closes the menu and End unloads the program.

Mason has no radar and no loot categories; if you want them, Ghost sorts loot by type and has a radar, and Byster adds objectives and a full map. Mason works with the Steam version of Wardogs in windowed or borderless mode, supports the game's built-in anti-cheat and runs on Windows 10 and 11 x64 (builds 2004 to 26H1) with Intel and AMD processors, though Xeon and FX are not guaranteed. It needs UEFI boot with a GPT system disk, VT-x or VT-d virtualization and Hyper-V turned on and Secure Boot turned off; no USB drive is needed. Plans run for 1 day, 3 days, 1 week or 1 month, the key arrives by email right after payment, and the current status is on the status page. See every option on the Wardogs cheats page.