Does the superhuman skill of Counter-Strike and Valorant players frustrate you? You don't have thousands of hours to invest in these FPS games to try to compete, but their gameplay still interests you? Then you just have to cheat. Not on these titles at least, because cheating is prohibited. But now there is a shooting game where cheating is legal and even mandatory. Released on Steam on March 10, Cheaters Cheetah invites us to discover these controversial tools in a new light. The concept of the game is simple: if all the players in a lobby benefit from cheats, is it really cheating or just a gameplay mechanic?
A game developed by experts in the field
Cheaters Cheetah doesn't just imitate the cheats that usually ruin your games: it's real cheating tools integrated directly into the game. The Acmore Games studio has hired the talents of a former cheat developer to make the experience even more immersive. Players who have always dreamed of trying wallhacks, aimbots, spinbots and other similar tools to have fun during a game, but who have never given in for fear of being banned will be able to have a blast.
The game takes place in a prison for cheaters where dishonest gamers “of a famous online FPS” are sent. At the end of the game, the winners receive a ban hammer to take out their frustration on the opposing cheaters: the experience is thought out down to the smallest detail. The name Counter-Strike is never mentioned, but the paraphernalia of Cheaters Cheetah and the player comments on the Steam page leave little room for doubt. Everyone is having fun saying that this parody full of cheaters still has “less cheating than Counter-Strike,” and that’s not wrong. But if players all have access to these video game superpowers, how can the gameplay be fun?
Turning frustration into satisfaction
Fortunately, this game doesn't just throw cheaters into an arena, otherwise the games would make no sense. Cheaters Cheetah offers two main configurations: Legit Cheat and Rage Cheat. Legit Cheat games focus on the use of wallhacking (vision through walls) to generate a game dynamic never before seen in an FPS. Since everyone knows the opposing team's movements, the gameplay relies primarily on the application of strategies and subterfuges to deceive the enemy.
The full range of cheating tools is accessible in Rage Cheat matches. Here, players can activate aiming and automatic shooting via aimbots and spinbots, so that victory ultimately depends on the correct distribution of different cheats within the team. The most original mode, however, remains the Raid Boss where a team of wallhackers must face a single player equipped with all possible tools. To celebrate its launch, Cheaters Cheetah is on sale at a special price of €7.80 until March 20. After this date, the game will be sold for €9.75, which is still more than reasonable for a title of this type.
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