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Bleak cheat for PUBG: Battlegrounds on Windows

Name: BLEAK for PUBG: Battlegrounds
Brand: BLEAK
SKU: CF-247
Price: 422 RUB
Availability: InStock

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Setup instructions

Instructions

Bleak for PUBG: Battlegrounds: system requirements

Game mode

not specified

Processors

Intel / AMD

Game client

not specified

Systems

not specified

Built-in Spoofer

USB drive

Additional requirements

Works with Secure Boot on; BIOS: any; Disk type: any; Overlay: Discord; Disable: Windows Defender, VBS, Core Isolation

About Bleak for PUBG: Battlegrounds

External BLEAK for PUBG: aimbot with bone selection, Humanize mode and visibility check, bullet prediction based on the ballistics of the weapon in your hands, recoil control per weapon type, player ESP with skeleton, health, kills and damage, a danger panel and an aim-at-you warning, loot ESP with filters, vehicles with durability and fuel, airdrops and grenades, a 2D radar and Battle Mode. Works through the Discord overlay with Secure Boot on, Steam client, Windows 10 and 11 versions 2004–26H1.

Features of Bleak for PUBG: Battlegrounds

Aim Mouse

Aimbot master switch. Turns on automatic aiming at enemies inside the FoV zone.

Aim-Bot keybind

Main aimbot activation key. Aiming works only while the key is held, which keeps it controlled and natural.

Aim-Bot keybind 2

Second (extra) aimbot activation key - handy to put on a side mouse button.

Bullet prediction

Bullet prediction: when you aim, a marker shows the real impact point - accounting for lead (target movement speed) and bullet drop over distance. Ballistics are taken from the weapon currently in your hands.

Recoil control

Recoil control: when you fire while aiming (LMB + RMB), the crosshair is smoothly pulled down to offset the weapon's kick. The base strength adjusts automatically to the type of weapon in your hands (AR/SMG/DMR/sniper). Works only with the menu closed - clicks on the interface do not move the camera.

Recoil strength %

Manual recoil pull-down strength (0-200%). The default is 200.

Crosshair

Shows a static crosshair in the center of the screen (with its own color).

Crosshair style

Static crosshair style: Dot, Cross, T-shape, Ring or Chevron.

Smoothing

Aim smoothing strength (1-10). High values give smooth, human movement instead of sharp robotic snaps. The key setting for playing legit. In Humanize mode it sets how soft the aim spring is.

Humanize

Human-like aim: it pulls onto the target with natural movement — smooth acceleration, slowing down at the target with a slight overshoot and correction, a reaction delay on new targets (~90-330ms) and barely noticeable crosshair jitter. It looks like manual shooting, not robotic tracking.

Humanize strength

Humanize strength (0-100%): scales the reaction delay, jitter and slight overshoot. 60% looks clearly human but stays controllable; 0% is a pure spring with no effects.

Radius

Aim zone (FoV) radius in pixels (0-300): the screen area within which the aimbot locks onto a target.

AimBone

Head — the head (maximum damage, high risk).
Neck — the neck (a good balance of damage and stealth).
Chest — the chest (less damage, but a larger hit area and maximum stability).
Auto (nearest bone) — auto bone: the aimbot aims at whichever bone (head / neck / pelvis) is closest to the crosshair, with a slight random weighting, so hits are spread across bones like a real player's. The chosen bone is "sticky": it holds while the target stays the same and is re-picked about once a second.

Visible check

The aimbot only targets visible enemies (not through walls).

Draw FOV

Show the aim zone on screen.

FOV shape

Aim zone shape: Circle, Triangle or Diamond.

Color Fov

Aim zone color. Next to the settings there is a live mini preview of the zone with the current radius and shape.

Box Type

Choose the box type around enemies: Full, Corner, 3D Box or None (off).

Names

Shows in-game names above players' heads.

Skeleton

Turns on the enemy skeleton display.

Bone thick

Skeleton line thickness slider (1-5).

Distance

Shows the distance to the target in meters.

Draw range

Player draw distance in meters (0-1000; 0 - no limit). Right at the distance limit the ESP fades out smoothly and the text gets smaller, so the picture stays clean.

Health

Turns on the player health bar (a vertical bar to the right of the box, with a white "ghost" of the last damage so you can see how much you took off).

Kills

Shows the player's kill count in the current match (K) to the right of the box.

Player info

Shows extra info: damage dealt (DMG) to the right of the box and survival level (LV) under the name.

Spectators

Shows the spectator list (players watching you after they die). The counter is shown in the danger panel.

Danger warning

Warning panel for nearby enemies: a count of enemies within 200m and a list of up to 5 nearest ones (name, distance bar, K/DMG). The panel is docked to the radar; if the radar is off, it sits at the top center of the screen.

Off-screen arrows

Arrows at the screen edges pointing to enemies outside your view.

Arrows radius

Radius of the circle on which the off-screen arrows sit (100-600).

Aiming at me warn

A warning when any enemy is aiming right at you.

Knocked

Downed (knocked) players are highlighted in a separate color across all ESP elements, so you instantly see who to finish off.

Preview

Live preview of your ESP setup right in the menu (box, skeleton, name, level, distance, health bar).

Battle Mode

Battle mode on the F4 key: one press turns off the noisy ESP — loot, vehicles, grenades and airdrops; players, skeletons, radar and warnings stay. The key can be rebound in the menu, and an indicator lights up on the radar while the mode is on.

Dropped Items

Master switch for loot ESP (items on the ground).

Item Name / Item Distance / Item Marker

Loot sub-settings: item name, distance to it and a marker icon.

Loot filter

Choose categories to show: Weapons, Attachments, Ammo, Meds/Boosts, Armor, Helmets, Backpacks, Grenades, Other.

Loot 3LVL+

Show only level 3 gear (Lv3 armor, helmets and backpacks).

Smart loot filter

Smart filter: checks what is in your backpack and hides surplus items (medkits/grenades when you already have enough).

Items dist

Item display distance (0-350m).

Grenades

Markers for thrown grenades.

Airdrop

Airdrop marker (falling supply crate).

Vehicles

Vehicle ESP: a chip marker + a "Name (distance)" line.

Vehicle Health

Vehicle durability bar under the chip (green / amber / red + percent).

Vehicle Fuel

Vehicle fuel bar under the chip (blue + percent).

Vehicles dist

Vehicle display distance (0-3000m).

Radar 2D

Master switch that puts a 2D radar on screen: a dark square with a crosshair grid, chevron contacts pointing where players are moving, and a white arrow for your camera in the center. The radar does NOT rotate with the camera - it is always oriented to the cardinal directions (world map).

Only Players

Filter: the radar shows players only, hiding loot and vehicles.

Items on radar

Shows loot on the radar.

Vehicles on radar

Shows vehicles on the radar.

Radar Zoom

Radar scale (pixels per meter): lets you zoom the view out or in. Objects outside the radius are hidden instead of piling up at the edge.

Radar size

Slider for the overall size of the radar window on screen (from 200 to 700).

X position / Y position

Sliders for precise radar positioning along the X and Y axes of your monitor. With the menu open you can simply drag the radar with your mouse.

Appearance

Live preview of the radar's look right in the menu.

Palette

Color 2D Box — Color of the box around an enemy.
Box (not visible) — Box color for the "not visible" rendering variant.
Color Bone — Color of the skeleton lines.
Skeleton (not visible) — Skeleton color for the "not visible" variant.
Color Name — Color of the player's nickname.
Name (not visible) — Nickname color for the "not visible" variant.
Color Distance — Color of the distance text.
Color Crosshair — Color of the static crosshair in the center of the screen.
Loot colors — Color setting for each loot category: Weapons, Attachments, Ammo, Medkits, Armor, Helmets, Backpacks, Grenades, Other.
Vehicle color — ESP color for ground vehicles.
Boat color — ESP color for boats / watercraft.

Menu color

Menu accent (theme) color.

Auto Exit

When you close the game (TslGame.exe), the cheat shuts down completely with it: the overlay disappears and the Discord process closes. No active traces of the cheat remain on your PC.

Overlay FPS limit

Overlay FPS limit (0-360): raise it for smoother ESP.

Watermark

On-screen watermark.

Language

Menu language: English / Russian (all menu items and item names are translated).

Search

Search bar for all menu features (in the header).

Menu Key

Open and close the menu with the Insert or Home key.

Configs

Input Name — Field for entering the name of your new config (the build name is filled in by default).
Create New — Create and save a new config file with the entered name.
Save Selected — Overwrite the config with the entered name using the current menu settings.
Load Selected — Load settings from the config selected in the list (applies them to the current session).
Rename — Rename an existing config selected in the list.
Delete — Permanently delete the selected settings file.
Refresh List — Force-refresh the config list (useful if files were moved manually).
Config list — Shows all saved configs; the applied one is marked with an ACTIVE badge, and double-clicking a row loads the config instantly. The last active config is picked up automatically on the next launch.

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