Know who made it.
You should know who makes your software, what it does, and how to get help. That is the idea behind SuperSimpleCheats. We build our own game tools and keep the features, requirements, and access terms out in the open.
Your computer should run your game, not mine Bitcoin for somebody else.
Our focus is useful game overlays, clear controls, and a simple experience. We publish what the app collects and how updates work so you can make an informed choice before installing anything.
Starting with War Dogs ESP.
Our first product is War Dogs ESP, a Windows player-position overlay. It displays on-screen markers and has a dedicated control panel. The product page lists the current beta features and PC requirements.
The beta gives you seven days on one PC, starting when you activate the app. No card is required and there is no automatic billing. This is an early release: tracking is incomplete in some situations, and game updates can affect compatibility.
Trust you can check.
We explain our beta terms and privacy practices, keep account credentials out of website analytics, and describe the download's current signing status. Our download-safety guide shows what to check, including why update verification and a Windows publisher certificate are different things.
American-made describes where we build our tools. The reasons to trust a download are its source, its behavior, and evidence you can verify.
A real contact.
For beta issues, sign in on the War Dogs product page and select Report a problem. Include what happened and roughly when. For account or data questions, contact info@supersimplecheats.com. Never send a password, activation key, or recovery code.
SuperSimpleCheats is independent and is not affiliated with game developers or publishers.