What the ESP overlay shows
Box, skeleton, and health bar modes with distance fade so mid executes stay readable. Visible-check color coding separates wall targets from line-of-sight targets.
Toggle categories per map — most Mirage players run skeleton + health and skip wireframe to save FPS.
- Player box & skeleton ESP
- Health, name, and weapon tags
- Visible vs hidden color modes
How buyers use ESP on FACEIT
ESP is for rotation reads — knowing a lurk left cat before you swing mid, or seeing utility through smoke before you commit.
Pair with the 2D radar page if you want off-screen flank cues without staring at wall boxes.
- Prefire common angles with info, not guesswork
- Track rotates on Mirage, Nuke, and Inferno
- Lower opacity for long sessions
Buy ESP with the full package
ESP is not sold standalone here — one license covers wallhack, radar, and aimbot for FACEIT competitive.
Compare monthly ($35) and lifetime ($150) on the store, or read the cheats pillar for the full stack overview.
Official game guides & resources
We link to trusted third-party sources so you can verify patch notes, player stats, and map info outside our site.
- Counter-Strike 2 on PC Official store page, system requirements, and player reviews.
- Counter-Strike 2 patch notes & news Read official update posts before you change your loadout.
- Official Counter-Strike 2 website Game overview from Valve.
- Counter-Strike 2 Wiki (Fandom) Player stats, maps, and weapon loadouts.
- Counter-Strike 2 community hub Announcements and community discussions.