Ancient Radar cheat for PUBG

Ancient Radar is a PUBG radar in your browser: players, loot and vehicles from your match on one map. It suits PC players who want the whole map on a second monitor, a phone or a teammate's screen without touching what the game itself shows.

There is no aimbot and no ESP drawn over the game. Players, weapons, air drops and vehicles appear on the map only; the one thing that changes inside PUBG is your weapon skins, and only if you turn the skin changer on. Send the radar link to your squad and a teammate opens the same map on their side.

Check BIOS and Windows before paying: SVM or VT-x virtualization on, Hyper-V and Secure Boot off, 16 GB of RAM or more. The rest will not get in the way — UEFI or Legacy, GPT or MBR all work. If you want an aimbot and ESP inside the game, look at the Ancient cheat for PUBG from the same developer, or compare every build in the PUBG section.

Ancient Radar is a PUBG radar in your browser: players, loot and vehicles from your match on one map. A client on the gaming PC feeds it, and the menu holds 43 features in five groups.

How the PUBG radar works

The map opens on a second monitor, phone or tablet and follows your camera; squads often turn rotation off so that north stays up and everyone calls directions the same way. If you find automatic zoom in the way, set the scale by hand from 0.2× to 50×. Shade Outside View darkens whatever you cannot see right now, which means anyone coming up behind you stands out.

Quick toggles above the map switch players, items, vehicles and smart loot, so late in a match you can hide loot and keep only players. Spectate switches to a teammate's view, and the Share Address link lets you hand your radar to the squad.

What you see about players

Each enemy shows a name, a distance and the weapon in hand. The weapon tells you where the danger is: a sniper holds the long line, while a shotgun needs to close in. Level, kills and armour help you decide whether a fight is worth taking, and the vehicle flag marks anyone about to relocate. The shooting ring marks fights you cannot hear. Look Alert fires when someone looks your way, so you can change cover before the shot. The Players group has 14 entries, and range is capped at up to 1000 m so distant squads do not crowd the map.

Enemy circles in team colour, with a team number, show how many squads are near and who moves together.

Loot, air drops and vehicles

The World tab has six sections: weapons, attachments, equipment, loot, vehicles and smart loot. They cover sights up to 15× and thermal, level 1–3 helmets and vests, air drops, death boxes and keys. Every item has its own name, distance, icon and range limit of up to 1000 m, so that a level 3 helmet can show across half the map while ammo only appears nearby.

Smart loot is your own short list of medicine, throwables and ammo; one toggle brings it up when you need something specific. Once you have a ride, hide vehicles, otherwise they compete with players for your attention.

Skin changer

The skin changer is the only part that changes the game's own picture: it swaps the skins on your weapons, from a pool of 1000+, chosen per gun. Keep it off if you want the client untouched, because the radar works without it.

Requirements

• SVM (AMD) or VT-x (Intel) enabled in BIOS. Without hardware virtualization the client will not start.
• Hyper-V off on Intel and AMD. Otherwise the Windows hypervisor holds virtualization; WSL and Memory Integrity start it too.
• Secure Boot off. A BIOS switch; Windows boots as usual.
• UEFI or Legacy, GPT or MBR. Any Windows install works.
• 16 GB of RAM or more. The client and the game share one PC.

Radar or the in-game Ancient cheat

The Ancient cheat for PUBG from the same developer works inside the game, with an aimbot, box and skeleton ESP and on-screen loot. Its requirements are stricter — no laptops, UEFI and GPT on Intel, Steam only. The radar does not aim and draws nothing in the game apart from skins, but it puts the whole map on a second screen for the squad. For a PUBG cheat with an aimbot, compare builds in the PUBG section.

Key terms

Keys come for 1, 7 or 30 days. The price in GCC comes off your balance, and if it falls short, checkout offers to top up just the difference. The key is issued right after purchase and stays in your account with its expiry date. A one-day key is enough to check that the client starts on your setup.