Ancient cheat for Arc Raiders

Ancient cheat for Arc Raiders bundles aiming, ESP and a loot filter in one menu. It carries 79 settings across five sections.

Aimbot and aim control

Aim Type switches between Mouse and Memory: Mouse moves the cursor physically, Memory pulls the target from process memory, which means in-game sensitivity settings no longer matter. Smooth and Fov Radius are separate sliders — smoothing sets how sharply the reticle snaps onto a target, the radius sets how wide an area gets scanned. Vischeck drops targets hidden behind cover, and Target Bones picks the bone: head gives a fast kill but needs a steady hand, torso forgives more jitter. Target Line draws a line to the locked target, useful at mid range but usually switched off up close, because it blocks the view.

Player and ARC-robot ESP

Visuals colors Name, Box, Skeleton, Squad and Distance separately for a visible and a hidden target, so cover and open ground read differently. Health and Armor sit on the skeleton and answer whether a fight is worth starting. Player ESP and radar use separate draw-distance sliders, Max Distance and Max Show Distance, so players stay visible at range while the radar stays readable. World splits into Crates, Drones and Other. Drones means the ARC combat robots — Rocketeer, Turret, Bombardier and five more — each toggles on its own, so labels can stay on the dangerous ones and come off Tick Bots. Queen Esp, Extraction Hatch Esp and Locked Doors Esp mark loot, the hatch and locked doors — useful once the raid clock turns against you.

Loot, exploits and configs

Crates and Other (dropped items, corpses, salvage, carryables, the supply station) toggle per category like Drones, so only what's worth grabbing stays on screen. Misc holds targeted exploits: Extend Player Hitbox Exploit grows the enemy hitbox, with a Hitbox Extension (0–100) slider setting how much. Instant Hit removes projectile travel time, so a hit lands immediately instead of needing lead at range. Force Weapon Auto forces continuous fire on any weapon. Spread Compensation is not recoil control: recoil lifts the reticle, spread scatters shots in a cone, so switching one off leaves the other untouched — marked BETA in the feature list. Hatch Teleport Exploit moves you to an extraction hatch with a Raider key in your inventory. Local Anti Aim spoofs your angle for others — "only you see" means the preview shows only on your screen. The name "Faster Animations crashes" admits speeding up animations can cause a crash, worth knowing before switching it on. Add, Load and Share save, load and share a config, so presets don't need rebuilding each launch.

Requirements before buying

Windows 10 or 11 (1809–25H2) and an Intel or AMD CPU with AES-NI — hardware nearly every modern desktop already has, so it rarely blocks anyone. UEFI mode is required, not Legacy, and the disk needs GPT partitioning, because moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine. The card also calls for 16 GB of RAM; no USB flash drive is needed. The game client has to be Steam or Xbox, run in borderless windowed mode — full screen and standard windowed are not supported. Spoofer is listed as "No": HWID masking is typically a separate product. Recording is also "No" — the overlay shows up in a capture or a stream. Launch order is covered step by step in the Ancient setup guide.

Pricing for the Ancient cheat for Arc Raiders

Three durations are available: 1 day for 314 GCC, 7 days for 1,570 GCC, 30 days for 3,141 GCC. GCC is the site's own balance, topped up on /refill; if short, checkout covers the difference in the same window. The key is issued automatically after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. Prices and stock change, so it is worth checking again before paying. Other Ancient builds live on the developer profile.