What is ESP (wallhack): boxes, chams, radar and loot ESP

ESP (extra-sensory perception), also called a wallhack, draws information about players and objects on top of the game picture — even when they are behind walls or far away.

What an ESP can show

• Boxes and skeletons — the outline of every player.
• Name, distance, health and weapon of each enemy.
• Snaplines — lines from the screen edge to enemies.
• Loot ESP — items, containers, vehicles and resources (popular in Rust, Tarkov and other survival and extraction games).

ESP, chams and radar

Chams recolour player models so they stay bright and visible through walls — it is a different way to show the same information. A radar shows positions on a 2D map: in a corner of the screen, in a browser (web radar) or on a second device. Radars are also the typical output of DMA setups.

Overlay and in-game drawing

External builds usually draw the ESP in a transparent overlay window above the game; internal builds draw directly in the game frame. Read External vs internal to see what this changes in practice.

ESP together with an aimbot

Most full builds combine ESP with an aimbot, while "ESP only" builds are chosen by players who want information without automatic aim.

Where to find builds with ESP

In the catalog open your game and enable the "ESP", "Chams" or "Radar" filter. The comparison table on each game page shows which functions every product has.