Ghost Halloween: The Game Cheat

Name: Ghost Halloween: The Game Cheat
Brand: Procheat.net
SKU: p-halloween-the-game-ghost-cheat
Price: 19.67 BRL
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Rating: 4.8 (12 reviews)

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Ghost Halloween: The Game Cheat

Aimbot

Key-held tracking: Enable turns the aimbot on and sits on its own keybind. There are not many guns in this game, so leaving the module on all match makes little sense: bind it and raise it only for the fight.
Capture radius: Field of View sets the zone around your crosshair where the aim picks up a target, from 20 to 360 degrees. Indoors a narrow cone is plenty, a wide one is only useful in open yards.
On-screen FOV circle: FOV Circle draws the boundary of the working zone. Without it you tune the radius blind, with it you can see whether the aim reaches the silhouette in a doorway.
Smooth: Tracking smoothness from 1 to 20. The higher the value, the slower the crosshair crawls onto the target and the less the snap stands out in someone else's recording.
Hitbox selection: Head, neck, torso, arms or legs. The torso is steadier when a target is dashing between cover, the head and neck close a point-blank fight faster.
Bone mode: Bone Mode holds either the exact body part you picked or the one nearest the crosshair. The second mode helps when someone is only half visible around the corner of a house.
Distance limit: Max Distance caps the working range from 1 to 500 metres, so the aim does not reach for a silhouette two yards over instead of the person next to you.

Humanize

Humanised correction: Enable raises the whole block. It does not add hits, it removes the things that give an aimbot away: perfectly flat crosshair movement and instant reaction.
Micro tremor: Jitter mixes in shake from 0.00 to 0.30. A live hand never holds a point still, and on a recording that reads louder than tracking speed.
Deadzone: The deadzone stops the aim touching your crosshair when the target is already under it. Without it the cursor twitches in place and exposes the software even in a calm scene.
Reaction range: Reaction Min and Reaction Max set the delay before tracking, 30 to 200 and 100 to 400 milliseconds. The value is picked at random inside the range, so your reaction never repeats between contacts.
Speed ceiling: Max Speed stops the crosshair crossing half the screen in a single frame, however low the smoothing is set.

Player ESP

People through walls: Enable raises ESP. Every element after that toggles separately, so the screen does not flood with information in cramped rooms.
Box: Four box styles: standard, corners only, filled and 3D. Corners stay readable when several silhouettes share the frame.
Name and skeleton: The player's name and their model in lines. The skeleton shows not only where someone is but what they are doing: running, crouching at a drawer, or already dragging a body into a closet.
Distance: Range in metres under the box. The main reference for a civilian: whether you reach the exit or the killer cuts you off first.
Snapline: A line to the target with a choice of anchor point (head, body or legs) and a draw mode: everyone at once, or only the target the aimbot is holding.
Offscreen arrows: Offscreen Arrows keep a bearing on anyone out of frame. In these tight backyards the person you lose is usually the one coming from behind.
Role: A label for who you are looking at: civilian or Michael. In a game where the killer is just another silhouette down the street, that is half the point of ESP.
State: State follows a person through the match: downed, dead, escaped. A civilian stops sprinting across the block after someone already carried off, and the killer sees who is still worth chasing.
Health: An HP bar with a choice of side: below, above, left or right of the box. Position it around wherever the rest of your HUD sits.
ESP target: ESP Target decides who gets drawn at all: civilians, the killer or NPCs. Each role toggles separately, so on the killer side you can keep civilians only and ignore the bystanders.

Items

Loot highlights: Enable turns on item ESP. Searching houses stops being a lottery: the route gets planned around what is actually inside.
Keys: The most valuable object in the match. Without a key there is no opening the gate or the storm drain grate, and it sits somewhere different every round.
Firearms and ammo: Guns and their ammunition on separate toggles. A weapon without rounds is exactly as useless here as that sounds.
Medkits: Healing around the houses. Useful both after a scrape and before one: you can see whether taking a risk in this block is worth it at all.
Utility: Everything that repairs your way out: bolt cutters, a battery, a fuel can. Without that set the car in the driveway stays scenery.
Melee and throwables: Close combat and anything you throw. Michael cannot be killed, but knocking him down and buying yourself thirty seconds is entirely realistic.
Consumables: The small items that change your character's condition. Kept on a separate toggle so they do not blur into healing on screen.

World

Haddonfield residents: NPCs are highlighted separately from players. They get warned and escorted, and they count towards the match result, so mixing them with live players on screen is awkward.
Doors: Passages and locked doors around the houses. You can tell at a glance whether a room has a second way out or you just walked into a dead end.
Exits: Every evacuation point at once: gate, storm drain grate, car, bicycle and where the paddy wagon pulls up. The route is chosen early rather than in the final seconds.
Hiding spots: Closets, bushes and everywhere else you can duck into. The same highlight works in reverse on the killer side: it shows where a civilian could be hiding and where a body is worth checking for.
Vehicles: Cars and bicycles around the block. Hunting for a fuelled car once the killer is in the next house is usually too late.

Radar

Situation panel: Enable brings up a 360 radar with allies and enemies. Unlike ESP it does not need anyone in your line of sight.
Size and zoom: Panel from 100 to 400 pixels, zoom from 0.5 to 5.0. A small panel at high zoom suits indoor work, a large one at low zoom keeps the whole block in view.
Range: Max Distance from 50 to 500 metres. Cuts the extra dots when only what is nearby matters.
Appearance: Outline and background toggle separately, dot style picks between square, circle and triangle, dot size runs from 2 to 10.

Misc

Speed: Speed Hack from 1.1x to 3.0x. Michael is deliberately slower than the civilians, and the multiplier closes exactly that gap. Do not max it: a killer who outruns a bicycle lands in someone's clip in the first match.
Max bloodlust: Max Bloodlust pins the meter at the top instead of building it by stalking from cover. The higher tier executions become available with no build-up.
Fast grab: Fast Grab shortens the hold, leaving the victim almost no window to break free.

Settings

Configs: Create, save, load and delete presets. Civilian and killer setups are different, and moving sliders one by one between matches gets old fast.
Hide from capture: Hide From Capture removes the overlay from OBS, Discord and Game Bar. Recordings and screen shares show a clean game.
Battle mode: Battle Mode strips the interface down to the minimum. In a horror game, spare panels eat exactly the part of the screen where the killer usually appears.
Crosshair: A custom crosshair with colour settings. Handy with weapons that have no decent sight of their own.
Watermark and keybinds: A corner watermark and a panel of active keybinds. The second is the useful one: you see straight away what you forgot to switch off before going back to the lobby.
Interface rendering: Text shadow for readability on light backgrounds, overlay vsync against tearing, and menu scale at 0.75, 1.0, 1.25 or 1.5.
Menu key: Menu Key is remappable, so the menu does not open from the same button as an in-game action.

Descrição do produto

Ghost Halloween: The Game Cheat

Ghost Halloween: The Game Cheat chega como ESP privado no Halloween: The Game. Aimbot com FOV, suavidade e filtro de alvo; Hitbox selection. Menu: English. Sem spoofer no pacote.

Ghost Halloween: The Game Cheat — Halloween: The Game

Ghost Halloween: The Game Cheat chega como ESP privado no Halloween: The Game. Aimbot com FOV, suavidade e filtro de alvo; Hitbox selection. Menu: English. Sem spoofer no pacote.

O que vem

Aimbot com FOV, suavidade e filtro de alvo
Hitbox selection
Bone mode
Micro tremor

Janela ou sem moldura. Sem spoofer no pacote. Windows: 10: all builds; 11: all builds. Steam. English.

Risco

Software privado não é risco zero. Vê o estado na ficha. Se o build andar sozinho, conta mule à parte da main.