The fastest way to understand a big menu is to sort it into two piles, and Deadlock ESP is the perfect place to start. Melonity's Deadlock menu has the Visuals section, a wallhack, an aimbot, souls aimbot, auto parry, FOV adjustment and hero scripts, and new accounts get a 7-day free trial.

How Deadlock ESP works

ESP paints information on your screen: enemy positions, names and health, even through walls and floors. It never touches your crosshair. Every call is still yours, only better informed. The best ESP overlays keep that view clean and readable. The wallhack sits right beside it.

The action pile

The aimbot moves your aim towards targets with its own settings, so you decide how gentle or snappy it feels. Souls aimbot does the same for souls. Auto parry handles the melee timing window. The HEROES tab holds per-hero scripts, like a Hook helper for Bebop or a combo bind for Lady Geist.

The awkward middle

FOV adjustment blurs the line. A wider camera shows more of the arena, yet reveals nothing hidden, so I file it under comfort. Pair it with ESP and the whole fight fits on one screen.

One example: a lane rotation

Picture a busy lane in the mid-game. Your Deadlock ESP shows two enemies drifting towards your lane while a third is still farming far away. Without it, you'd push and get collapsed on. With it, you back off a step, ping your team, and wait. When the two commit, your aimbot and auto parry handle the trade while your teammates arrive. The ESP made the decision possible; the action pile made it clean.

Sorting pays off on the trial

Once the menu is in piles, the 7-day trial becomes a plan: first days on Deadlock ESP and the wallhack alone, then the action pile one feature at a time.

Which players get the most from each pile

information-first players who love making their own calls and rate ESP overlays above every other feature;
melee-heavy mains who want auto parry to win close trades;
farmers who want souls aimbot to keep their economy ahead;
hero mains who want a full combo on a single key.

Where I'd start

Sorting the list shows how much Melonity Deadlock Cheats packs into one menu. Register, start the 7-day free trial, open the Visuals section first and play a few matches with information alone. When it clicks, add the rest and pick the plan that fits how often you play.

FAQ

Is Deadlock ESP the same as a wallhack?

They're close cousins. ESP draws names, health and positions; the wallhack shows enemies through walls.

Can I use Deadlock ESP without the aimbot?

Yes. Each feature has its own toggle, so you can play with information only and add action features later.

Where does FOV adjustment fit?

In between: it widens the normal view rather than revealing hidden enemies.

Deadlock ESP vs Action Features: Sorting Melonity's Menu