WARDOGS Skins and Camouflage: What Exists and What a Skin Changer Does

Cosmetics work differently in WARDOGS than in many modern shooters. Bulkhead has said the game will not include a battle pass, flashy skins or pay to win elements, and that cosmetics are earned through play. In the Early Access announcement, the studio also stated that in-game cash, gold bars and status based camouflage will not be available for purchase.

What that means in practice

Status camouflage is meant to show what you have done in the game, not what you have paid for. That is a deliberate choice, and it gives those items weight in the community.

There is a paid extra at launch: the Supporter Edition, listed on Steam at $49.99 against $39.99 for the standard edition, includes a Supporter Pack. Details of the pack are on the Steam page.

Where a skin changer comes in

A skin changer is a tool that swaps the cosmetics your client shows. The Skin Changer (2) page describes it as a lightweight tool for unlocking weapon skins and character outfits across supported games.

Here is what the product page lists right now:

• Plans: 1 week at $15, 1 month at $35 and lifetime at $150
• Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, Intel or AMD CPU
• Run the loader as Administrator
• Instant delivery, free updates during your key and 24/7 support

Check support before you buy

The Skin Changer page describes support across major titles and many games, but it does not name WARDOGS in the text we reviewed. Since cosmetics here are mostly earned, confirm with support (4) whether it applies to this game, and check live status before launch.

Think about what you want

If you want a different look purely for yourself, a tool like this is one option. If the point of status camouflage is showing achievement, remember that other players will see what the game tells them, and that earning it is the whole point for many of them.

For gameplay tools instead of cosmetics, see our WARDOGS cheats page. Browse all products if you want a side-by-side view.