Phoenix (Wh-Satano) hack for SCUM

Phoenix (Satano) is an all-in-one cheat for SCUM, from crosshair assistance to map markers.

Platform SCUM
Developer Phoenix (Wh-Satano)

Screenshots

Video demo

Features

Players ESP

Enabled — enable player display
Visible Check — different colors for visible and hidden players
Boxes (2D, Corner, Filled) — boxes (2D boxes, corners, filled background)
Skeleton — skeleton rendering
Health ESP (Text, Bar) — player HP display
Item in Hands — item in player's hands
Distance — distance to players in meters
Show Local Player — ESP on your own character
Names — player nicknames
Chams — bright player model coloring

Zombies ESP

Enabled — enable zombie display
Visible Check — different display for zombies behind walls and in line of sight
Boxes (2D, Corner, Filled) — WH as boxes (several types)
Skeleton — wallhack as skeletons
Health ESP (Text, Bar) — zombie HP
Distance — distance to zombies in meters
Zombie Chams (Ghost, Wireframe) — chams for zombie display

Loot & World ESP

Chests — loot chests
Clothes — clothing
Food — food items
Weapon — firearms and melee weapons
Ammunition — firearm ammo
Equipment — various gear
Show Items Health — item durability
Robots, Vehicles — robots and transport
Distance, Max Distance — distance and ESP range for loot
Localization — item names based on your game localization

Aimbot (Silent)

Enabled — enable aimbot
Field of View (FOV) — aimbot working area size
Draw FOV — display aimbot area as a circle
Aimbot Key — key selection for aimbot
Targets (Players, Zombies) — target selection
Bone — body part selection (Head, Neck, Elbow, Body, Pelvis, Knee)
Mode (Always, On Key) — working mode: always or on key press
No Recoil — disable weapon recoil
High Damage — critical damage on hit
No Weapon Damage — weapon doesn't wear out

Misc

Fullbright Mode — increased brightness, see in the dark without light
Developer Mode — highlight all game objects
Custom Colors for ESP — custom ESP color settings
CFG System (Save, Load) — save and load cheat settings
Language (Russian, English) — menu available in 2 languages
No Fall Damage — disable fall damage
Disable Collision — pass through walls and obstacles
Loot Teleport — teleport items to your hands
Teleport — teleport to any point on the map
Lock Picking — automatic lock picking
Auto Bomb Defusing — automatic bomb defusing
Auto Card Reader — instant door opening during mini-game

Safety

Run the first session with a minimal set of modules and in the required window mode.

System requirements

Os	Windows 10, Windows 11 (21H2, 22H2, 23H2, 24H2, 25H2)
Cpu	Intel & AMD
Gpu	NVidia & AMD

Phoenix (Satano) is a full cheat for SCUM. The developer behind it is Phoenix (Wh-Satano). The menu holds 49 entries across 5 sections. Menu sections: Players ESP, Zombies ESP, Loot & World ESP, Aimbot (Silent) and Misc. The player above shows it running in a real match.

Check this first

The developer states the following: OS: Windows 10, Windows 11 (21H2, 22H2, 23H2, 24H2, 25H2); CPU: Intel & AMD; GPU: NVidia & AMD.

Capabilities

Grouped by purpose, you get: markers for items, containers and stashes, player models filled with a contrasting colour, vehicle markers, a custom crosshair and view settings, hit and damage counters and aim assistance that pulls the crosshair onto a target.

Access periods

Licence lengths available: 1 day, 7 days and 30 days.

What to know before buying

How payment and delivery work

Checkout happens on the seller's side: for most cheats that is Digiseller, where the key appears on the order page as soon as the payment clears and is mirrored to your email. Some cheats are delivered manually — the key arrives once the seller confirms the order, and that is almost always the only reason for a delay. The licence countdown starts when the key is activated, not when you pay.

Ban risk, plainly

There is no safe cheat — only different odds of being caught in the next wave. Nobody compensates a lost game account: the key pays for access to software, not for an outcome.

Why cheats get detected

Before the first launch

The routine is always the same: set the window mode from the requirements, start the software before entering a match, and do not switch everything on at once. The most dangerous window is the first days after a game or anti-cheat patch.

Safe launch checklist