Crooked Arms cheat for Arena Breakout

Crooked Arms for Arena Breakout bundles Aimbot, ESP, Loot ESP and a radar in one key. It carries 103 settings across five menu groups and is also listed as Crooked Arms ABI.

Crooked Arms for Arena Breakout: Aimbot and ESP

Aiming and visuals sit in separate menus — FOV, target priority and smoothing under Aimbot, outlines, skeleton and health under ESP — so you can retune the aim feel without touching how enemies are drawn. Breath and recoil compensation in an optic has its own toggle, useful if all you want is a steadier scope, not the aimbot itself. Bone selection (head, neck, elbows, body, pelvis, knees) trades hit chance against one-shot chance, so it is worth picking deliberately rather than leaving the default. The aimbot only fires while its hotkey is held down, not toggled permanently on, and a separate visibility check stops it from locking onto a target behind a wall. Bots in wild-player mode and knocked enemies get separate switches, handy when you only want downed players, not every wild bot.

Player and bot ESP colours categories — teammates, enemies, wild players, downed players — separately and keeps independent draw distances for outlines versus skeletons, so a firefight at range stays free of names and health bars that only matter up close. The Misc group next to it carries a weapon recoil disable — the menu entry itself is labelled Danger, which means the cheat flags the risk rather than leaving it unsaid. The same group also draws a custom crosshair in its own colour, worth having when the stock reticle is awkward.

Loot ESP and radar

The loot panel sorts by name or price and colours items by rarity, so a valuable pickup stands out without reading every label. Categories — weapons, weapon adapters, ammo, gear, medicine, provisions, keys and quest items — toggle independently, and a price floor plus its own draw distance keep the screen free of loot you would skip. A radar for Arena Breakout runs as its own panel with adjustable X/Y position and size; it draws nothing inside the game view, just player and bot positions on a separate readout. A dedicated hotkey turns off just the loot markers, handy when you want a clean map without touching Aimbot, ESP or the radar.

What it takes to run

The client is Arena Breakout via Steam or the game launcher, and only windowed mode is supported — fullscreen and borderless are not. Windows 10 and Windows 11 both work, except the 26h1 build, where the cheat will not start. CPU, GPU, disk and BIOS carry no restriction, so only the Windows build and display mode decide whether it runs. A USB flash drive is required to launch, because the loader boots from the stick rather than the system disk. HWID spoofing is usually not included in this key — it is a separate product if you need one. Recording works in your favour, though: the overlay stays out of screen captures and streams.

Pricing and the key

Three terms: 1 day for 420 GCC, 7 days for 1349 GCC, and 30 days for 2799 GCC. The price is charged against the GCC balance, and if it falls short, the purchase window offers to top up only the difference rather than the whole balance. The key is issued automatically after payment and sits in the account with its own expiry date. The seller, Crooked Arms, ranks 26th on the seller leaderboard with a Trust Score of 70 and a Verified badge, runs 10 products across the catalogue — Arc Raiders, Battlefield 6, SCUM, The Finals, DayZ, Delta Force, Call of Duty among them — and holds a 5.0 average across 3 verified-purchase reviews. Where other listings split an arena breakout infinite cheat from its radar, this one ships in a single key, next to the rest of the Arena Breakout catalogue.