Reader
@alex
I liked that the guide did not promise that third-party software was risk-free. The account and security warnings were important.
4.8
6 reviews, out of 5
Closed notes from readers and buyers. Monthly is $30 for 30 days. Lifetime is $150. The menu includes player ESP, aimbot, and streamproof overlay on every tier. The GREEN or RED label is on the Status page.
Reader
@alex
I liked that the guide did not promise that third-party software was risk-free. The account and security warnings were important.
Reader
@june
The Vanguard comparison gave me a better understanding of how Valorant and CS2 approach anti-cheat differently.
Monthly
@sam
The product information was clear about being intended for Windows PC. I would still check the current requirements and Riot rules before installing anything.
Reader
@leo
The command guide was useful because it explained that Valorant official custom-game options are menu-based rather than a general console command system.
Reader
@dan
I was confused about the difference between Valorant custom-game tools and third-party software. The explanation on the site helped clear that up.
Reader
@maya
The custom-game guide was easy to follow. I mainly wanted to understand the built-in Allow Cheats option for private practice matches.
The Status page is the current label. The product page is where the prices and the menu list live.
Setup questions stay in the forum.
Prices and the menu list are on the product page. The Status page is separate from these notes.