R6 cheats in 2026: four menus, a clearer choice.

Why compare R6 cheats at Cheat Market?

Our Rainbow Six Siege cheats collection gives each product a distinct menu card while keeping the information in a consistent place. Open the gallery for the original supplied screenshot, expand the relevant feature section, then compare the exact license durations beside the price. The presentation makes the differences between Crusader, Vega, Exodus and Exodus Lite easy to follow.

The range is useful because these four products do not have identical descriptions. Crusader combines aim controls with player and gadget visuals. Vega has its own aim filters, player ESP and radar listing. Exodus separates aimbot, player, gadget and ability features, while Exodus Lite focuses on player and gadget ESP. Cheat Market preserves those differences instead of giving every R6 product the same feature list.

R6 aimbot: Crusader, Vega and Exodus controls

Crusader’s supplied aim section lists activation keys, FOV size, hitboxes, sensitivity and a target marker. Vega lists crosshair or distance filtering, smoothing, FOV, distance checking, multipoint bones and team filtering. These are specific comparison points for a Rainbow Six Siege aimbot search, with a separate menu to inspect for each listing.

Exodus lists an aim key, smoothing, hitboxes, FOV controls and a kill-delay setting. Exodus Lite’s supplied description has no aimbot section, so it should be compared on its documented visuals. A feature belonging to the full Exodus listing does not automatically belong to Lite.

Rainbow Six Siege ESP and wallhack comparisons

R6 ESP searches often focus on player information: boxes, skeletons, names, health or distance. Crusader lists those categories alongside team checking and a maximum-distance control. Vega lists skeletons, boxes, head markers, names, distance, team filtering and radar. The complete pages show how those options are grouped in the supplied descriptions.

Exodus and Exodus Lite both document player visuals, including boxes, skeletons, health, distance, head dots, snaplines and distance limits. Rainbow Six Siege wallhack is a broader search label; the exact ESP categories are a better basis for comparing these products. Our focused article explains the player, gadget and ability differences in more detail.

Gadget ESP and ability information: check the product scope

Crusader explicitly lists Gadget ESP in its miscellaneous section. Exodus and Exodus Lite each name drones, claymores, hard-breach devices, cameras, proximity alarms and bulletproof cameras in their gadget sections. Their written lists give you a clearer comparison than the word ESP alone.

Full Exodus also includes a separate ability list covering entries such as Air Jab, Shock Drone, Kludge Drone, Selma, Argus Camera, Frost Trap and other named items. That section is not in the supplied Exodus Lite description. If a specific gadget or ability matters to your comparison, open the exact product page rather than assuming the whole family shares it.

R6 external cheats, requirements and license prices

Vega is the R6 External listing in this collection. Its supplied description includes configuration saving and export, an FPS lock and capture-related claims, alongside its aim and visual features. Crusader and Vega both state Intel or AMD CPU support and Windows 10 or 11 requirements. Use the individual listing for its stated scope; a product name alone does not establish compatibility or measured performance.

Crusader and Vega start at $6 for one day, Exodus at $4, and Exodus Lite at $3. Crusader lists one, seven and thirty days; the other three also have a three-day option. The table below uses the original catalog prices, with no supplier discount substituted. Check the published status and notes separately: an R6 cheats 2026 guide date is not a live compatibility check.

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