Rust, PUBG and DayZ: A Tour of Titan's FPS Tools

Three games, three very different ways to play. The right tool follows the game, not the other way round.

Titan's FPS category covers two survival sandboxes and a battle royale. The tools share a family resemblance, aim and ESP in some form, but each one is built around what matters in its game. This is a quick tour to help you find yours.

Survival games

Rust

Rust is about wipes, bases and knowing where everything is. Titan Rust leans into that: ESP for players, bodies, ore and dropped loot, silent aim with prediction, and weapon mods. Its overlay is built not to show up in streams or recordings, which matters if you broadcast your raids.

Best for: players who spend long sessions on one server and want information as much as aim. It comes in week and month keys, which suits the wipe cycle.

DayZ

DayZ is slow and punishing; one mistake costs an hour of gear. The DayZ Cheat is notable for carrying its own bypass, so there is nothing extra to buy. It adds silent aim, player, loot and vehicle ESP, and steadier long-range shots.

Best for: both PvP hunters and quiet looters who want the whole map in view. A day key is the cheapest way to try it.

Battle royale

PUBG

PUBG rewards positioning and long fights. Titan PUBG Cheat combines an aimbot, a wallhack ESP, recoil control and a radar, plus a spectator list so you can see who is watching.

Best for: players who want the full set, from the jump to the final circle.

How the three compare

If you want information above all

Rust and DayZ both put loot and players on your screen; Rust adds ore and bodies, DayZ adds vehicles. In both games, knowing where things are wins more fights than raw aim.

If you want the complete toolkit

PUBG's tool is the broadest: aim, ESP, recoil and a radar in one.

If you want the fewest moving parts

DayZ needs nothing else installed. Everything it relies on ships with it.

How to choose

• Pick by the game you actually play most. Tools are built per game; one does not carry over to another.
• Check the status page. Each game patches on its own schedule, so one tool being Updating says nothing about the others.
• Read what is included on the product page, and follow the setup guide for that product.
• Start small. A short key is the cheapest way to confirm a tool suits your PC and your style; our key length guide explains the options.

Anti-cheats differ too

Rust, PUBG and DayZ do not share one anti-cheat, and each updates on its own. Our anti-cheat overview explains the main ones. Whatever the game, no tool removes risk entirely; read our straight talk on bans before you play.

Hardware bans

If a previous ban blocks your machine, a tool alone will not help; that is what the spoofers are for. Each spoofer's page lists the anti-cheats it covers.

See every shooter and survival tool, with live status and prices, in the FPS category.