What's inside the Wardogs mod menu?

A Wardogs mod menu is an in-game overlay for flipping ESP wallhack, radar, aimbot, and visual settings on and off without ever alt-tabbing. Wardogs Hack ships one for Windows PC, and the Features page lists every toggle.

Four tabs, one job each

Everything sits in four tabs. Visuals is where the ESP lives: boxes, skeletons, health, names, distance, world markers, vehicle categories, plus the styling for how lines and boxes get drawn. Aimbot is the assist tab, with enable, visibility check, prediction, FOV, smoothing, memory aim, show FOV and target hitbox, and aim distance plus the aim key sitting next to them. Colors gives every element its own colour. Config stores your setup and loads it back.

Tuning it mid-match

Every change lands live, and that's the best argument for tweaking during an actual match instead of sitting in a menu. Assist that feels right while you're standing still can feel off the second you're moving and the target is too. Adjust it, play a fight, adjust again.

What the menu won't do

It exposes what the package ships with and stops there. No scripting layer, no plugins, no way to bolt on behaviour that isn't already sitting on a tab. If something isn't in Visuals, Aimbot, Colors or Config, it isn't in the build.