Byster — Private Cheats with Deep Configuration

Byster runs its cheats through an overlay — it auto-detects the game process and window, tracks the window when you alt-tab, and passes mouse clicks straight through like it isn't even there. The menu switches automatically between English, Russian and Chinese. None of the seventeen games in the lineup ship with a built-in spoofer, worth knowing upfront rather than finding out after you've paid. And a rare bit of honesty for this market: every game on the site gets its own status — "safe" or "under update" — plus the date the build was last touched. No hiding downtime after a patch.

The depth of the settings goes further than most builds bother with. Mistfall Hunter gets a separate aim profile for each of its six classes — Mercenary, Sorcerer, Blackarrow, Shadowstrix, Seer, Withered Knight — on top of loot filters across eight rarity grades and treasure ESP split into ten categories. Albion goes further still: the bot runs recorded routes on its own, there's hands-free fishing and city-to-city hauling, auto-PvP picks rotations for whatever weapon you're holding, auto-defense only triggers on the helmets and armor you pick, and the portal map covers 400 zones.

The catalog isn't small — seventeen games, some running since 2023 (WoW's been in there since February 27 that year). Beyond Albion and Mistfall Hunter, there's Arena Breakout Infinite, Path of Exile, Path of Exile 2, Overwatch, Deadlock, SCUM, Squad, Last Epoch, Apex, Deadside, Megaladder, DayZ, Stalcraft and Hunt: Showdown. Monthly prices swing hard, from 500 rubles for a simple scripted Last Epoch build up to 3699 for the heavy Albion one. Runs on Windows 10 and 11 (builds 21H2–25H2), AMD or Intel processors, AMD or NVIDIA graphics, usually through the Steam client. Not all of that catalog is on ProCheat; the list below shows which builds we carry.