• 2D Box ESP – a classic two-dimensional box around the player model
• 3D Box ESP – a volumetric box matching the model's size
• Skeleton ESP – the player's skeleton for a clear view of their pose
• Head Circle – a circle at the player's head position
• Foot Circle – a circle around the player's feet
• Center Dot – a dot in the center of the player box for simpler aiming
• Team Check – show only enemies; the aimbot also targets only enemies
• Visibility Dot – shows whether a player is visible
• Corner Indicators – four markers at the box corners
• Direction Arrow – shows the player's view direction
• Snap Lines – lines from the bottom of the screen to the player
• Filled Box Background – a semi-transparent fill inside the player box
• Box Outline Thickness – adjust the box line thickness
• Box Border Style – Solid or Rounded
• Distance-based Size Scaling – ESP elements scale with distance
• Distance-based Alpha – ESP transparency changes with distance
• Team Color Indicator – different colors for allies and enemies
• Distance Filter Slider – maximum rendering distance
• Off-Screen Arrows – arrows pointing to enemies off-screen
• Name – show opponents' names

• Aimbot Vector – vector-based aimbot that simulates human-like mouse movement
• Aimbot FOV – size of the aimbot working area
• Draw FOV – show the aimbot area on screen as a circle
• Speed – aimbot movement speed
• Sensitivity – set to the same value as your in-game sensitivity
• Aimbot Key – hold key to activate the aimbot
• Aim Target – highlight the active aimbot target
• Prediction – accounts for target movement and distance
• Hitbox – display opponents' hitboxes
• Recoil Compensation – how much recoil is controlled while aiming
• Response Time – delay between target changes, in milliseconds
• Min/Max Distance – distance range in which the aimbot activates
• Bones – target bone (head, body and more)

• Triggerbot – shoots automatically when the crosshair is on an enemy
• Trigger Key – triggerbot activation key
• Trigger FOV – trigger radius around the crosshair
• Shot Delay – delay between automatic shots
• Reaction Time – delay before the first shot
• Max Distance – maximum triggerbot distance
• Target Selection – head or body

Operating system: Windows 10, Windows 11 (21H2, 22H2, 23H2)

Processor: Intel & AMD

RAM: 16 GB

Video card: NVIDIA & AMD

Client: Steam

A normal Windows install is required: not Enterprise, not optimized or repacked.

Mason for Overwatch 2 is a simple external cheat for players who want real help in their matches without a complicated menu. It focuses on two things and does them well: a detailed ESP and a vector aimbot. The ESP shows enemies through walls with 2D or 3D boxes, skeletons, names, visibility dots, off-screen arrows and distance-based scaling, with a team check so only enemies are drawn. The vector aimbot moves the mouse like a human, with FOV, speed, prediction, bone selection and recoil compensation, which suits hitscan heroes such as Soldier: 76, Widowmaker or Cassidy. A triggerbot with its own key, FOV and reaction delay completes it. Settings are easy to understand, which makes it a good first cheat for Overwatch 2.