NN LITE Wardogs Cheat

NN LITE for Wardogs: visuals only

NN ships two builds for Wardogs, and LITE is the smaller one. It has no aim at all, only information on screen: boxes, a skeleton, snap lines and a radar. The status is undetected. Wardogs runs Easy Anti-Cheat at kernel level, which the game says plainly on its own Steam page. The menu looks the same under the Classic and Gladiator themes, and you can switch it between Russian and English.

People pick this build when they want to read the fight but still take the shot themselves. Your character moves and aims by your hands alone, and the cheat plays nothing on your behalf.

Player ESP

You can draw the box in four styles: a full rectangle, corners, a shadow, or bars along the top and bottom. Thickness, opacity and fill are yours to set, while corner length and corner thickness sit on their own sliders.

• Name and distance, with a text size you can match to your resolution
• Different colours for enemies you can see and for the ones behind a wall
• Snap lines that start at the bottom, the centre or the top
• Filters for dead bodies, teammates and real team colours
• Render distances up to 1000 metres, counted separately for boxes and skeletons
• Smoothing on boxes and skeletons, plus a response speed you can dial in

The skeleton and its editor

The skeleton switches on apart from the boxes and carries its own distance, opacity and glow with a scale. You can show every joint at once and paint the bones in team colours.

A separate editor takes the skeleton apart bone by bone: head, neck, spine down to the pelvis, shoulders, forearms, thighs, calves and feet. Every bone gets its own visibility, thickness, line colour and a joint dot with a size and colour of its own. If you overdo it, you can reset a single bone or the whole set at once.

Radar

One switch brings the radar up, and after that you set the size, the range up to 1000 metres, the opacity and the position along both screen axes. The shape is either a circle or a square.

• Rotation with the camera, so the top of the radar faces wherever you face
• Enemy names and view directions shown right on the radar
• Markers on the in game minimap and on the big map under the M key
• A line from the marker back to your position, if distance reads easier that way

Interface and system

The overlay stays out of screen capture, and you can switch its visibility between game only, always on, and radar while the game sits unfocused. Keys for the menu, ESP and exit are yours to bind, and the menu itself scales and changes opacity. Settings go into configs under a name you choose, come back from a list, and reset completely when you want a clean slate. Inside the menu you get a settings search, manual value entry on the sliders, an ESP preview and the time left on your subscription.

Price and support

2026 pricing: 3 dollars for a day, 12 for a week, 25 for a month. The key arrives right after payment. For update statuses and help with launching, look in Telegram (200+ members) and Discord (637+ members). If you want an aim on top of the visuals, the same developer has a full version.