Call of Duty
Crooked BO7 cheat for Call of Duty on Windows
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Crooked BO7 for Call of Duty: system requirements
Game mode
Windowed
Processors
Intel and AMD
Game client
Steam, Battle.net, Xbox
Systems
Windows 10 x64 (1903–22H2), Windows 11 x64 (21H2–26H2)
Built-in Spoofer
No
USB drive
Yes
Additional requirements
Anti-cheat: in-game. Hidden from OBS recording: yes. Works with Warzone mode as part of Black Ops 7.
About Crooked BO7 for Call of Duty
Crooked BO7 is the version of the Crooked cheat for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. Warzone mode has moved to BO7, so this build is for those who play Warzone. It includes an aimbot, visual ESP, a radar, and loot highlighting.
Loot is split into categories: weapons, ammo, armor, cash, containers, perks, field upgrades, killstreaks, and kiosks. Each category has its own color, and a separate key hides all loot. The aimbot targets players, bots, and knocked players, checks visibility, holds the target, and offers five behavior presets, including a manual Custom one.
Requirements: windowed mode, Windows 10 or 11, Intel or AMD processor, Steam or Battle.net client. No built-in spoofer; the overlay is not visible in OBS recordings.
Features of Crooked BO7 for Call of Duty
Visible only
- keeps only players in direct line of sight in ESP.
Allies
- enables display of your own team's players.
Names and team
- the player's nickname and team are shown above the model.
Health
- shows each player's health.
Weapon in hand
- shows which weapon the enemy is carrying.
Lines
- lines run from the edge of the screen to players.
Box 2D
- a flat box around the player model.
Skeleton
- draws the model's bones; line thickness and render distance are adjustable.
View direction
- shows where the player is looking.
ESP range
- primary and secondary player display distance.
Map markers
- players and bots appear on the full map and the minimap.
Radar window
- a separate radar with adjustable range, size, X and Y position, and opacity.
Team color
- radar markers are colored by team.
Human aimbot
- aiming that imitates a real player, active while the aim key is held.
Aim at bots
- locks onto bots the same way as players.
Aim at knocked players
- lets you finish off knocked-down enemies.
Visibility check
- the aimbot does not lock onto enemies behind cover.
Lock target
- locks your aim on the selected target.
Target switch delay
- a pause before the aimbot switches to the next enemy.
Aim presets
- ready-made Beginner, Intermediate, Pro, and Rage profiles: from hesitant aiming to fast and precise.
Custom
- unlocks all aimbot settings for manual tuning.
Smooth
- smoothing: the higher the value, the slower and softer the aim adjustment.
Jitter
- random aim jitter resembling the movements of a real hand.
Inertia
- sets how sharp the aiming movement is.
Smooth and Jitter distances
- separate values for close and long range.
Overshoot
- chance and amount of the aim overshooting the target.
Micro pause
- probability of a short pause while aiming, like a real player.
FOV
- the aimbot's capture radius; the FOV circle can be shown on screen.
Aim distance
- the aimbot does not activate beyond the set distance.
Bone selection
- head, neck, elbows, body, pelvis, or knees: one bone or several at once.
Loot ESP
- weapons, ammo, armor, cash, tactical and lethal equipment.
Crates and containers
- backpacks, bags, and crates, including ammo and armor crates.
Perks and upgrades
- shows perks, enhancements, and field upgrades.
Killstreaks
- marks killstreak items, such as cluster strikes and precision airstrikes.
Kiosks and more
- shows kiosks, tablets, and other items on the map.
Rarity color
- loot is colored by rarity, with adjustable display range.
Color settings
- custom colors for allies, enemies, bots, knocked players, the target, and loot categories.
Loot hide key
- removes loot ESP from the screen with one button.
Menu key
- opens and closes the menu, Home by default.
Explosives
- shows active explosives and field upgrades, with adjustable range.
Vehicles
- shows vehicles within a set distance.







