ESP stands for extra sensory perception. In practice it means the software draws extra information over the game so you can see things you normally would not. In League of Legends, that mostly means information about champions and what is happening on the map.
Player ESP options
The product page shows a Player ESP section in the menu with these options:
- Box draws a frame around a champion.
- Skeleton draws body lines, which can make a champion’s position and facing easier to read.
- Glow adds an outline effect around a champion.
- Health shows how much health a target has.
- Distance shows how far away a target is.
You can combine them or use just one. Most people find one clear style easier to read than several overlapping ones.
ESP and wallhack
You will see the two terms used together. The product page describes ESP and wallhack tools as ways to see enemy positions and track objectives. The names matter less than the options you can actually control, so check the menu preview and video showcase on the product page.
Customizing it
The page states that you can adjust settings, for example wallhack visibility. That kind of control is what keeps ESP useful. If everything is turned on at once, the screen gets busy during fights, which is the moment you most need to read it.
A simple way to set it up
- Start with one style, either box or skeleton.
- Add health or distance only if you will really use it.
- Turn on one extra at a time and see how it looks during a fight.
- Remove anything that makes the screen harder to read.
Requirements
The product needs a Windows PC with HVCI, Core Isolation, TPM and Secure Boot turned on, and the page lists Cloud DMA for full functionality, sold separately. See the requirements guide for details.
You can see the menu and options on the League of Legends hacks product page, or browse the player ESP page.
Related pages:player ESP pageLeague of Legends hacksmap awarenessfeature overviewFAQ
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