Predator - CS2
$1.99
- Supported CPU: Intel + AMD
- Supported Windows Version: 10 - 11
Adjustable targeting with hitbox control.
- Enable
- Hit Groups (enemy body parts)
- FOV Type
- FOV (viewing angle)
- Smooth
- Auto Wall (shoot through walls)
- Filters:
- - Friendly Fire
- -Ignore Smoke
- -Ignore Flash
- RCS (Recoil Control):
- - Pitch
- - Yaw
- - Start Bullet (which bullet to begin control)
- Delays
- Target Selection
Automatic firing with hitbox selection.
- Enable
- Hit Groups
- Friendly Fire
- Only Scoped
- Ignore Smoke
- Ignore Flash
- Hitchance
- Preview
- Box
- Health Bar
- Armor Bar
- Nickname
- Weapon Text
- Bomb
- Defuse Kit
- Distance
- Flashed
- Scoped
- Planting
- Defusing
- Hostage
- Skeleton
- Chams
- Glow
- Out of FOV Arrows
- Items on Ground
- Effects (hit/kill visuals)
- Night Mode
- Smoke Color
- Grenade Trajectory
- Grenade Warning
Real-time map awareness and player tracking.
- External
- Scale
- Alpha (transparency)
Configuration management and overlay controls.
- SkinChanger
- Trusted Mode
- Auto Accept
- Spectator List
- Keybind List
- HitSound
- Preserve Killfeed
- Chatspam
- C4 Timer
- Removals (smoke, sky, etc.)
- Hitmarker
- Damage Indicator
- Viewmodel (hand/weapon position)
What is Predator - CS2 for CS2?
Predator for CS2 is built around the fact that Counter-Strike punishes obvious cheating harder than almost any other game — not through anti-cheat, but through other players. Demos are reviewed, clips are shared, and the community has watched enough cheaters to recognise one instantly.
So the features that matter are the ones that improve decisions rather than aim: knowing where the enemy is, and knowing when not to take a fight.
ESP and information
- Player boxes and skeletons with distance
- Weapon and equipment ESP — knowing who has the AWP changes the round
- Bomb and defuse-kit tracking
- Health and armour indicators
Aim assistance
- Configurable aimbot with heavy smoothing defaults
- Field-of-view limiting
- Recoil control for spray transfers
- Visibility checks
Detection risk and anti-cheat
CS2 runs VAC alongside server-side analysis. VAC bans are permanent, apply to the account, and are visible on your Steam profile forever.
The bigger practical risk is human. Counter-Strike players read demos, and an aimbot that snaps is obvious in a way it simply is not in a battle royale. Smoothing is not a comfort setting here.
Use a separate Steam account with no games you care about attached. A VAC ban is visible to everyone who looks at your profile.
Live detection status for every product is on the status page, and how detection actually works is covered in our anti-cheat explainer.
System requirements
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- Secure Boot disabled
- Steam copy of CS2
- Administrator rights to launch the loader
When to choose Predator - CS2
- You want a full CS2 toolkit with configuration you can dial right down
- You play matchmaking rather than anything with anti-cheat beyond VAC
- You understand that restraint matters more here than features
When something else is the better buy
- Arcane for CS2 is the option if you also play other titles this provider covers.
- For FACEIT or ESEA, nothing here is appropriate — those run kernel clients that are a different problem entirely.
Frequently asked questions
Will this work on FACEIT?
No. FACEIT and ESEA run their own kernel-level anti-cheat clients. Do not attempt it.
Is a VAC ban permanent?
Yes, and it is visible on your Steam profile permanently. Use an account you do not care about.
Can I get banned from a demo review?
Overwatch-style review and community reporting are a real risk in CS2. Obvious aim is spotted by players long before any automated system reacts.
