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Entropia memory hack — Online/Undetected (last updated 04/23/2026)
LASTEST NEWS
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1. The entropia.pro website has been permanently removed from the internet by the domain registrator (i can't do anything about it, im sorry).
That's why the hack wasn't working for a few days. This has now been fixed, and you can use it as before. - 2. There is no longer a basic version; all users can use ESP.
- 3. Prices have been cut by more than half.
- 4. The project will no longer be advertised or promoted, unless you spread the word yourself.
Please re-download hack manually from link in private section
I will try to keep it running as long as the hack covers its costs (website hosting, etc.). -
1. The entropia.pro website has been permanently removed from the internet by the domain registrator (i can't do anything about it, im sorry).
Entropia Extended ENTROPIA vs NERF THIS
- Thread starter Mightnare
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Entropia is a simple aimbot. It works well and gets the job done, but it takes some trial and error to get it working super effectively.
NERF THIS has the aimbot with finer controls (though it's missing the ability to save profiles like you have in Entropia), and also has ESP - a wall-hack sort of thing that puts an indicator on enemies, i.e. a box around them that you can see at all times (or on your allies if you have it set to target allies, for Ana for example). If you want to never get ambushed again, land every prefire etc. NERF is for you for sure.
NERF also shows you the radius around your crosshair that will trigger the aimbot. So there's a circle around your crosshair, and a dot on enemies. When that dot is within the circle and you click the aim key, it will target the dot (and the ESP box of the person you're targeting changes color, which is a very nice feature to always see exactly who you're aiming at.
NERF THIS has the aimbot with finer controls (though it's missing the ability to save profiles like you have in Entropia), and also has ESP - a wall-hack sort of thing that puts an indicator on enemies, i.e. a box around them that you can see at all times (or on your allies if you have it set to target allies, for Ana for example). If you want to never get ambushed again, land every prefire etc. NERF is for you for sure.
NERF also shows you the radius around your crosshair that will trigger the aimbot. So there's a circle around your crosshair, and a dot on enemies. When that dot is within the circle and you click the aim key, it will target the dot (and the ESP box of the person you're targeting changes color, which is a very nice feature to always see exactly who you're aiming at.
it has been abolished, now entropia extended version replaces it
