Arcane Radar cheat for Arc Raiders

Arcane Radar is a radar for Arc Raiders that opens in a second window. As an Arc Raiders radar rather than an ESP overlay, it draws nothing over the game — map information over a painted screen.

What the radar for Arc Raiders shows

Every player carries a nickname, team number and team color, held weapon and distance, with view direction drawn as a separate line — its color has its own picker in the settings panel, not tied to the team color. ARC units are tracked by name and distance: types such as Turret, Wasp, Tickbot and Shredder are labeled right on the map, so you know what kind of unit is nearby before it enters view. Items are filtered by category instead of one undifferentiated pile, and containers filter by type; an opened container dims in place instead of vanishing, so it isn't checked twice. Extraction points, supply and power stations, mines and quest objects are marked separately — a map of the raid, not just a feed of live targets.

That changes three calls during a run. A route to an extraction point can be plotted ahead, instead of chased once the timer starts. A raider or ARC unit shows up at range, so there's time to route around it, not walk in blind. When gunfire sounds off, checking for a marked player nearby decides whether to push toward the noise or hold your route.

Tables, routes and floors

The overlay switches between four tabs — Players, Map, Items Nearby, Containers — without restarting the window. The item and container tabs are searchable tables with a live count, so a named item like "Roots" or a ship model is one search away, not a scroll through dozens of markers. Clicking a marker, or the Route button on a table row, opens a target card with a Plot Route button, which means a path to an extraction point through unfamiliar ground — not only to the nearest loot. Zoom is a slider with a live multiplier, so scale changes by eye instead of guessing between fixed steps. Arc Raiders buildings often run several floors, and a Floor 1 / Floor 2 switch in the corner hides markers from the level above or below — a control the published feature list doesn't spell out on its own line. The settings panel (gear icon) mirrors the feature list's groups — Players, Arcs, Items, Containers, Objects — plus a Settings tab for options outside any single group.

Arc Raiders cheat system requirements

The radar targets Windows 10-11 x64, build 1903 or newer, an Intel or AMD processor, any graphics card, and at least 12 GB of RAM. The game client has to be Steam, Xbox or Epic Games, because the radar was never wired to any other way of launching Arc Raiders. Three display modes are listed — windowed, borderless and full screen — the modes it actually runs in; nothing else is worth trying.

Arcane Radar for Arc Raiders: the developer and pricing

The seller is Arcane: a Verified badge, 44 published products across the catalogue, on the marketplace since 2026. Current profile figures move faster than this text — check the developer page. The same seller also lists a full Arcane build for Arc Raiders in the catalogue — a separate product with its own key, not a version of this radar, and one key does not carry over to the other.

To buy a radar for Arc Raiders, a key runs 3, 15 or 30 days, from 310 GCC for three days up to 2,700 GCC for the month; check current pricing and status on the Arc Raiders page before buying. Payment comes off the site's GCC balance; if it falls short, checkout asks only for the difference. The key is issued right after payment and sits in your account with its expiry date.