Wardogs Cheats

Median under half a minute — most keys land while the checkout success page is still on screen. If a payment webhook stalls, the operator on Discord can push it through inside five minutes.

Every Easy Anti-Cheat push runs through the private test rig before the loader goes live. If a signature flags, the build sits paused and your license timer stops on its own — no ticket required. The status page shows current state; the EAC safety doc shows the last thirty pushes with dates.

On a kernel-mode game, a hundred-percent ban-proof promise is a lie. What we can tell you honestly: the loader is cleared undetected at every release, we hold the build the second a flag lands, and running on a fresh Steam account (not your main) is the industry-standard safety practice. The EAC safety doc has the long version.

No, and by design. On a kernel-mode game, running a separate HWID spoofer alongside the loader is exactly what gets accounts flagged — the extra kernel touch is what EAC catches. The pause-before-inject discipline means you don’t need one: if a build is at risk, it doesn’t go live. If your rig changes and you need to move the key, that’s a self-serve HWID reset from your account page — two per license cycle, no ticket.

Every WARDOGS build change runs through the private test rig. If the new build breaks the loader, we pause and ship a rebuilt version — usually inside hours, always inside the same day. Your license timer stops while the build is paused, so you don’t burn days waiting. The status page shows the current state; the EAC safety doc shows the last thirty pushes with dates.

Honest answer: no cheat provider can promise you a hundred-percent ban-proof loader on a kernel-mode game, and anyone who does is lying. What Wardogs Cheats offers instead is the same overlay on every duration (no upsells, no locked tabs), refund conditions written in specific triggers rather than the usual hand-wave, and a Discord where the person building the loader is the one who replies. The status page and the EAC safety doc show the work behind the claims — check them before you buy.

Three durations: $7.99 for a day, $24.99 for a week, $44.99 for a month. Same overlay on every tier — the price is the length, not the feature count. That works out to roughly $1.50 a day at the 30-day tier for daily play, $3.57 a day at the 7-day for occasional sessions. Priced in USD, EUR, and GBP. Full breakdown in the buy line below.

Honestly, no — and here’s why the paid loader is safer. Free cheats for kernel-mode games are usually one of three things: bait to install a keylogger, a cracked version of a paid loader that stopped getting updates months ago, or a “trial” that HWID-bans your account when the timer runs out. The $7.99 1-day tier is the trial substitute — same overlay, full support, no keylogger.

The key binds to the machine on first activation. Two resets per cycle are self-serve from your account page — swap a GPU, reinstall Windows, whatever. A third in the same cycle routes to support so we can rule out account sharing.

Capture-safe by default — the overlay isolates itself from the frame that gets sent to display capture. Your viewers see the game clean. Game Capture on OBS and Screen Share on Discord both hide the overlay automatically. Full walkthrough is in the menu overview.

Two options: buy anyway — your license timer only starts when the build is back live — or hold off. The site never runs pressure countdowns. The operator posts a resume estimate on Discord on every pause so you know when to come back.

Cards in USD, EUR, and GBP — Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay. Crypto covers BTC, ETH, LTC, and stablecoins (USDT and USDC on both ERC-20 and TRC-20). Card data isn't stored on our side — only a paid-flag against your license.