Arcane Full cheat for War Thunder

Arcane Full for War Thunder pairs ground aimbot with tank and plane ESP in one key.

The aimbot targets ground vehicles only — the settings list carries its own warning, "The aimbot doesn't work on airplanes!" That's not a missing feature, it's a stated limit: aim assist stops at tanks, so air combat runs on ESP alone, showing distance and vehicle type instead of tracking the reticle.

Aimbot and vehicle ESP for War Thunder in one menu

Aim assist toggles with two binds and runs in two modes — always on or held down — so the lock doesn't fire early in a furball. A separate switch picks who it fires at (players, bots, or teammates), plus a target point on the model, so you can aim for the hull instead of the turret. Smoothness and the FOV window sit apart from the visual side, so tightening the aim radius never touches the ESP boundaries.

ESP treats tanks and aircraft as two independent settings blocks, not one shared list. Ground vehicles get a visibility check, so a target hidden behind cover stays unmarked instead of showing through a wall. Air targets don't get one, because a plane in a dogfight is usually out in the open anyway. Both blocks show a name, vehicle type, distance, an outline, and a line to the target — drop the outline in a close furball and keep just the line and distance.

Glow models: highlighting by vehicle module

Glow paints the hull by zone — turret, body, commander, loader, driver, transmission, fuel, engine, ammo rack, and gun — closer to module highlighting than a plain outline. War Thunder combat comes down to penetrating a specific part, so the colour shows where to aim to knock a vehicle out, not just land a hit. When only detection matters, not the module, Glow switches off for a plain ESP box.

The menu also carries a config manager: a profile can be created, saved, renamed, launched, and removed, and sharing a setup runs through a unique key instead of exporting a file by hand. Theme, interface language (EN, RU, CH), DPI scaling and VSync are overlay settings, not combat ones.

What the system requirements mean before buying

The CPU line reads Intel or AMD with the AES instruction — that's shipped in effectively every AMD chip sold for years, so it excludes almost nobody. The GPU line is open because the overlay doesn't touch rendering — the load sits on the cheat, not the graphics card. The disk must use GPT; moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting. No USB stick is needed to launch.

The loader works with War Thunder on both the Steam and Gaijin clients, but only in windowed or borderless mode, because true exclusive fullscreen doesn't let Windows draw a third-party overlay on top of the game. Screen recordings and streams do show the overlay, so it isn't hidden from captures. HWID masking isn't part of this key — that's typically a separate product, such as the Arcane HWID spoofer.

Pricing for Arcane Full for War Thunder and how it differs from ESP

Arcane's War Thunder cheats ship as separate listings built for different jobs, not one product renamed twice, so buy cheat for War Thunder that matches the job. Arcane ESP for War Thunder is a different product: no Aimbot section at all, only the visual side and Glow, so it fits pure spotting without aim assist. Here, ground aimbot ships with the same vehicle ESP.

The War Thunder key sells for 1, 7, or 30 days, starting at 499 GCC per day. All three durations and the current price are visible in the purchase block on the War Thunder page — the period and price are set by the active offer at checkout, not fixed in this text.