NN Lite [Wardogs]

With three teams fighting over one control zone, Wardogs rarely gives you a quiet flank: the next squad can come from either side, and the map is far too big to watch on your own. NN Lite for Wardogs is a light visual cheat made for that problem. It draws every player with a box, a name, the distance, a skeleton and a snap line, puts them on a 2D radar and on your minimap and M map along with the way they are facing, and lets you tune the whole overlay, while leaving the aiming entirely to you.

The visuals start with the player itself: box, name, distance to the target, skeleton and a snap line that points you toward them, with several box styles to pick from and a custom crosshair drawn over the game. Corpses can be filtered out so a finished fight stops cluttering the screen, teammates can be hidden as well, and team colors keep the three sides apart at a glance.

The 2D radar adapts to your screen: you set its size, its range, its shape and whether it rotates, and it can label players by name. Markers also appear on the in-game minimap and on the big map you open with M, each one showing which direction that player is facing, so you know not just where a squad sits but where it is looking.

Styling goes down to single bones, with their own look and colors, and ESP smoothing keeps boxes and skeletons steady instead of jumping between frames. Hotkeys turn features on and off mid-match, the menu speaks Russian or English, and your configurations are saved for the next session.

NN Lite has no aimbot and shows nothing beyond players: no health, weapons, vehicles or loot. NN Full adds health, weapon, ammo and armor on players, vehicles with their HP and seats, buildings, containers, supplies, doors and repair stations, bullet tracers and recoil settings, while Ancient and Arcane bring a pSilent aimbot, and the Wardogs cheats page has the full lineup. NN Lite runs on the Steam release of Wardogs, borderless or in a window, handles the game's anti-cheat, does not appear on recordings or screenshots, and wants Windows 10 or 11 in its 64-bit edition, build 2004 or later, on Intel or AMD hardware; a HWID spoofer is not included. Take it for 1 day, 1 week or 1 month, get the key on the site and by email as soon as the payment clears, and check the status page for its current state.