Deadlock cheats on Steam: Silent Aim, hero wallhack and radar
Magic Bullet, Silent Aim, wallhack and radar for Deadlock on Steam. Deadlock cheats show enemy abilities and collect souls automatically.
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What's in the Deadlock section
Deadlock cheats differ in their feature sets: from aim assist with ESP to builds with Silent Aim and Magic Bullet. Byster and Coconut aim at souls and secure them automatically, and Coconut, when playing Shiv or Vindicta, automatically hits with the ultimate once an enemy's health drops to a set threshold. Mason shows the opponent's skill bar and a separate radar, while Byster shows neutrals, items and hero abilities. Some builds have Stream Proof, which hides visuals in recordings and streams, and the Pussycat menu can be switched to Russian.
Deadlock is protected by the VAC anti-cheat, so the ban risk remains with any build. Windows requirements also differ: not all cheats support version 24H2, so check your system against the cheat's product card before paying. We'll help with installation and setup.
Deadlock software FAQ
Do Deadlock cheats have recoil compensation?
Yes, for example Byster has a dedicated recoil module: it works constantly or on a key, and the compensation speed, strength and delays are adjustable.
Do the cheats have auto soul collection?
Yes. Byster has AutoSoul with a distance limit and smoothing, and AutoKill with timing adjustment in milliseconds, and its regular aim and Silent Aim can also target souls. In Coconut, Autoshot secures souls within FOV or out of view, and the aim can be directed at souls and creeps.
What anti-cheat does Deadlock use, and is there a ban risk?
The game is protected by VAC, so the ban risk remains with any cheat. If you stream or record matches, take a look at builds with Stream Proof: for example, Pussycat and Shack have their visuals hidden from recordings and streams.
What are the system requirements for Deadlock cheats?
They depend on the build and are listed on each cheat's product card. Usually you need Windows 10 or 11 and an Intel or AMD processor, but support for Windows updates varies: for example, Byster is listed for 21H2–24H2 with an NVIDIA or AMD graphics card, Mason for 2004–23H2, and Shack is listed for Windows 10 and 11 without specifying builds. None of the Deadlock builds list a built-in HWID spoofer.