War Thunder ESP Explained: Tank Boxes, Distance & Vehicle Name Overlays

War Thunder ESP gives you clear on-screen information about enemy vehicles, so you can make faster decisions in every fight. This guide explains each overlay and shows you how to combine them.

ESP stands for Extra Sensory Perception. It draws labels and shapes over enemies, so you can read the battlefield at a glance. People also call it a wallhack.

Bounding Box draws an outline around each tank. Fill Box adds a solid color inside the outline. Use the outline for a clean view and add the fill when you need extra contrast.

This option draws a line from your screen to each enemy. It helps you find the closest threat and choose a route.

Name shows the player's nickname.

Vehicle Name shows which tank they drive.

Distance shows how far away they are.

Together, these labels help you judge each threat before you commit to a fight.

Glow adds a bright edge to enemies, so they stand out from terrain and effects.

Switch Draw BOTs on to see AI-controlled vehicles, or off to focus on real players. Use Draw Teammates to show or hide your allies.

Start with Bounding Box, Name, Vehicle Name, and Distance.

Add Line to Enemy if you want faster target recognition.

Add Glow for extra visibility.

Hide bots and teammates if the screen feels crowded.

War Thunder ESP works best when you show only the information you need. Start with a few overlays, add more as you learn the maps, and save your layout with the config system.

Does ESP work without the aimbot? Yes. ESP runs independently from other features.

Can I hide teammates? Yes. Turn off Draw Teammates.