Valorant

Four cheats and a web radar

Everything listed for Valorant is external apart from Prediction, which is the one internal. Crimson gives you accurate player ESP with aim assistance you configure. Invictus leans legit, with visuals styled to look ordinary and HVCI compatibility noted on its card. Nemesis is the simplest to run, naturally tuned assistance with player information and distance behind a short list of toggles. The web radar is a different kind of product altogether.

What the radar shows

Invictus Web Radar puts live enemy positions, agent icons, vision cones, loadouts and full spike timers on a separate screen instead of over your game. Vision cones are the part worth reading twice: knowing which way somebody is looking is what decides whether you take the duel or rotate. Loadout information tells you whether the round is a save before it starts, and spike timers remove the guesswork from a retake.

Vanguard, HVCI and Windows

Valorant runs a kernel anticheat, so the details on these cards matter more than they do elsewhere. Invictus lists HVCI compatibility and a record its card dates to 2021. Prediction is described as extremely undetected. All five support Windows 10 and Windows 11, and none of them bundles a spoofer, so hardware changes are a separate purchase. Each card shows its own live status.