Arcane cheat for Arc Raiders

Arcane cheat for Arc Raiders is a private tool built around an aimbot and ESP. The menu carries 48 settings across five sidebar tabs — Aimbot, Entities, World, Miscellaneous and Settings — and the interface screenshots match what the card claims.

Arc Raiders aimbot: target tracker and FOV circle

Aimbot opens with Enable, the master switch, and Always, which skips the held key entirely — that lives separately under Activation buttons, where First keybind and Second keybind get their own binds (M1 and M2 on the screenshots), so you keep a primary aim key and a backup for a shotgun swap. Tracker decides who gets targeted: Targets switches between bots — the ARC robots, seen in gameplay as Drone tags with distance through walls — and teammates, while Find bone type picks a selected, closest or random bone, which means the lock can snap to the head or to any visible part instead of wherever the crosshair happens to sit. Visibility check runs a line-of-sight test first, so that the aimbot will not fire blind through cover. Draw FOV Border and Draw FOV Background draw the aim circle itself, a white ring you turn off when you need to aim by hand. Separate sliders cover FOV size, smoothing and lock range, tuned differently for close fights than for long-range ones.

ESP for Arc Raiders: the Entities and World tabs

ESP for Arc Raiders here is more than one checkbox: gameplay screenshots confirm the published list matches what actually draws. An enemy's skeleton is drawn over the model in green lines — Skeleton, part of Visuals, filed under Entities in the sidebar though the feature is the same. Skeleton shows posture, not a silhouette, so that it is easier to tell if a target is aiming or running before you step out of cover. Visuals has its own Visibility check, separate from the aimbot's: on, ESP only draws visible targets; off, outlines stay drawn through walls — the wallhack behaviour. Health bar can stay flat or track real HP, so you can judge whether a fight at that range is worth taking. The World tab is what the feature list calls Loot: containers, canisters, oil and dropped items get a distance tag, and Drone tags show range to the ARC robots before contact. Loot and player draw distances are set separately, otherwise tight interiors turn into a wall of icons.

System requirements and compatibility

Arc Raiders launches through Steam, XBOX or Epic Games, and the cheat only works with whichever client is installed — switching means reinstalling, not a setting. Supported display modes are windowed and borderless; if you run exclusive fullscreen instead, the overlay may not draw at all. CPU support is Intel or AMD with AES, which excludes almost nobody because AES-NI ships in most AMD chips already. GPU does not matter — the row says "any" — but the disk needs GPT, and BIOS needs UEFI rather than Legacy, otherwise it means repartitioning the machine, not a toggle. No USB flash drive is needed to launch, HWID spoofing is typically not bundled — a separate product — and the overlay stays visible in recordings and streams.

Buy the Arcane cheat for Arc Raiders: key pricing

A key for the Arcane Arc Raiders cheat runs 1, 7 or 30 days: a day is 399 GCC, a week 1799 GCC, a month 3199 GCC. GCC is the site's own balance, topped up separately; if it falls short at checkout, you cover just the difference. The key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. The Arc Raiders cheat catalogue is not one feature set: buyers who want map awareness only, without the aimbot or ESP, have a separate product — Arcane Radar for Arc Raiders, its own listing with its own key, not part of this cheat.