Call of Duty Cheats for PC: Warzone, Black Ops 6 and 7
Humanized aim, radar and wallhack for Warzone, Black Ops 6 and 7 on Steam, Battle.net and Xbox PC. Call of Duty also has a separate spoofer.
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What's in the Call of Duty section
For Call of Duty on PC, we have picked cheats of different types. There are builds with an aimbot and ESP such as Ancient COD, Crooked BO7 and Dullwave: they let you choose the bone to lock onto and have a radar and loot highlighting, and some builds support a gamepad. If you don't want auto-aim, a visual cheat or a standalone radar will suit you. There is also an HWID spoofer and Unlock All for Modern Warfare III.
The builds differ by game title, client, and system requirements. Some are made for Black Ops 6, others for Black Ops 7, some also work with the Xbox app version, and some require windowed mode or UEFI with a GPT disk. We can help you check in Telegram before payment whether a build will work on your system.
Call of Duty software FAQ
Which cheats work for Warzone?
You need a build that explicitly lists Warzone mode, such as Ancient COD or Crooked BO7: Warzone is part of Black Ops 7. Crooked BO6 and Fecurity do not have this mode, and for other builds it is worth checking the supported game title on the product card before payment.
Do the cheats work with Call of Duty from the Xbox app?
Not all of them. Crooked BO6, Crooked BO7, and the Ruavt radars are designed for Steam and Battle.net, while Ancient COD and Dullwave, among others, are compatible with the game from the Xbox app on PC. If the client is not listed on the product card, check with us in Telegram.
Are there Call of Duty cheats without an aimbot?
Yes. Pussycat is a visual cheat for Black Ops 6: ESP with arrows pointing to enemies off screen, skeletons, a radar, and a custom crosshair, and the overlay is not visible in OBS recordings. Without auto-aim, the ban risk is lower than with aimbot cheats. There are also Ruavt radars for Black Ops 6 and 7 showing enemy height and view direction: opponents cannot see them, but the radar is visible on streams and screen recordings.
Is there a spoofer for hardware (HWID) bans?
Yes, Crooked Spoofer lifts the HWID ban so you can play from another account on the same PC; the developer states support for Black Ops 6, Modern Warfare II and III, and Warzone 2.0. The spoof lasts until a reboot, so the spoofer is run once per session; it does not lift a ban on the account itself. Running a spoofer or cleaner is recommended with Ruavt BO6 and RUT Unlocker, and after a shadow ban Ruavt BO7 should be run only with a spoofer.