Warface runs MyGames' own anti-cheat, and its checks on game code have grown for years. A DMA setup keeps the cheat on a second PC, so the game machine has no foreign modules to inspect and the card only reads memory.
A DMA build works together with hardware. The card and firmware are bought once and fit any DMA build.
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WARFACE 666 DMA and WARFACE BLUESADNESS DMA are listed with their features, status and reliability rating, so you can compare them before you pick.
MyGames updates the anti-cheat and the client regularly. Each build page shows whether it works right now, and an updating build can't be bought until a working version ships.
Cards and firmware sit in the hardware and firmware sections of the DMA area, so the build, the card and the firmware for this anti-cheat can be chosen together.
Every build page lists the second PC, Windows version and BIOS settings the setup needs, so nothing surprises you after payment.
The overlay is drawn on the second computer. Your game monitor shows only the game, and nothing is injected into the Warface client.
Key length depends on the build and is listed on its page, so you can take a short one and test the setup on a weekend of Operations first.
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| TOP 1WARFACE 666 DMA DMA | — | — | Working | Excellent |
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| TOP 2WARFACE BLUESADNESS DMA DMA | — | — | Working | Excellent |
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It is a Saturday night, you are queued into a PvP match on one monitor, and a second PC on the shelf beside you shows a radar with every enemy marked. That is the whole idea of DMA, direct memory access. A small PCIe card sits in the game PC and reads Warface's memory over the bus. The cheat itself runs on the second computer, which draws the radar and ESP. The game machine runs the client and nothing else.
Warface is a free, class-based shooter with PvE missions, PvP matches and co-op Operations. It has been around for years, and the MyGames anti-cheat has grown with it: more checks on game code, more attention to loaded modules, more rounds of updates. Internal cheats survive until the next check finds their module in the process. A DMA build never loads one. There is no DLL in the client and no injected thread, so the anti-cheat has no extra process on the game PC to inspect.
The second PC shows what the game keeps hidden: enemy positions on a 2D radar, players and objects through walls in ESP, and aim information for the target in front of you. The overlay lives on that machine, so your game window stays untouched. A spare desktop or laptop is enough for this, no top hardware needed.
A Sniper reads the radar to pick a lane before anyone reaches it. A Medic sees which teammate is cut off and which corridor is clear. An Engineer places gear where the enemy actually walks. A Rifleman pushes a point knowing how many are behind the door. In an Operation, a squad with one player watching the second screen calls out flanks before they happen.
The build is only one part. You also need a DMA card in the game PC, firmware matched to this anti-cheat, and the second computer. We carry two Warface DMA builds, WARFACE 666 DMA and WARFACE BLUESADNESS DMA, each with its feature list, status and requirements on its own page. Cards and firmware are in the hardware and firmware sections, so you can collect the whole kit without leaving the site.
DMA fits players who want the lowest footprint on the game machine and are fine with a bit of setup. If you want something you can install in a minute, an external build is simpler. If the game PC staying clean matters more, this is the format.
A Sniper holds a long angle and wants to know exactly where the head is. Aim info for Warface draws the target's bones and head position on the second PC, so you see where to place the crosshair without the game window changing. Bone, field of view and smoothness are set in the menu on that machine, and what appears on your game monitor stays the stock game.
You enter a room in an Operation and the corner behind the crates is the problem. ESP on the second PC draws boxes, skeletons, names and distance for enemies through walls, so you know what waits behind the door before you open it. Each category switches on its own, which keeps the screen readable on crowded PvP maps.
The radar runs on the second computer and shows every enemy around you from above, with your own direction in the middle. You glance sideways instead of tabbing out, and the game keeps its normal screen. For a Sniper it marks flank routes, for a Medic it shows where the squad is cut off, and in PvE it shows spawn directions before the wave.
DMA can't fire shots for you, but the builds that support it add recoil compensation as a setting. Pull-down on automatic rifles gets smaller, so a burst stays on target at range. Keep it low if you care about natural-looking spray: a weapon that moves a little looks like a steady hand, while one that doesn't move at all draws attention in a replay.
Both builds are DMA only, which means the cheat runs outside the game PC. WARFACE 666 DMA and WARFACE BLUESADNESS DMA differ in features and in setup details, and both are listed with status, reliability and requirements. You also need a card and firmware for this anti-cheat. They sit in the hardware and firmware sections of the DMA area, next to the builds.
Warface does not use EasyAntiCheat or BattlEye. It has its own MyGames anti-cheat, built up over many years and still changing. The more the game checks its own code, the less room an internal cheat has. DMA changes where the cheat lives: the game PC runs only the client, and the card reads memory. It is not a guarantee, as no cheat is, so check the status on the build page before each session.
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Contact supportYes. The card sits in your game PC and reads Warface's memory, and the cheat with radar and ESP runs on the second computer. A spare desktop or laptop is enough, no top hardware needed.
Two: WARFACE 666 DMA and WARFACE BLUESADNESS DMA. Their pages list the features, status and requirements, so you can compare them before buying.
The MyGames anti-cheat changes often, so we re-check builds after patches and update their status. Before you queue, open the build page and confirm that it works right now.
Any DMA card with firmware made for this anti-cheat. Choose a model in the hardware section; each build page names the card and firmware it was tested with.
It leaves nothing inside the client, so the anti-cheat has no foreign module to find on the game PC. Risk never drops to zero, but DMA is the lowest-footprint format.
Yes. Radar and ESP work the same in PvE missions, Operations and PvP, and all four classes can use them.
