Dullwave ARC Raiders cheat for Arc Raiders

The Dullwave Arc Raiders cheat pairs an aimbot with ESP for players, ARC robots and loot.

Dullwave Arc Raiders cheat: three tabs, not one

The menu splits into three tabs — Aimbot, Visual, Loot — so changing loot range never touches your aim settings. The activation key sits in its own row (Bind), so you can rebind it without touching anything else. Aim Lock and plain aiming are separate switches: if Aim Lock is on, the lock holds while the aimbot itself is on; if not, you hold the button every time. Humanize adds a small random offset to the aim's movement so the pull doesn't snap in a dead-straight line. Ignore Knocked drops downed players from targeting priority, because a knocked player usually gets revived rather than finished, so an aimbot that keeps tracking them just gets in the way of the next target.

FOV, Smooth and Distance are three separate sliders, not one setting: capture radius, pull speed and range are tuned independently, so a close-range profile and a long-range one stay apart. The Aimbot tab also has a target-point selector — a Bone dropdown next to Bind — that never made it into the published feature list; it switches the aim point between the head and the body, trading accuracy for the odds of connecting at all.

ESP: players, ARC robots and loot on separate layers

Player ESP shows a name, distance, health bar and a skeleton, and the skeleton is there for posture, not decoration: seeing the target aim rather than run makes the call to shoot first come faster. The weapon read-out and the filled outline are separate toggles, so you can turn them off and keep just the box.

ARC robots get their own layer of distance-tagged markers instead of being mixed in with players, because telling a drone from a player in one shared list would be harder once a sandstorm or fog cuts visibility to a few meters. Corpse ESP works the same way: bodies get their own render distance, separate from players, so a corpse doesn't clutter the screen.

Loot ESP tags items by category — ammunition, consumables, containers, crafting materials, weapons and more — each with its own color. Item Distance and Container Distance are two different sliders, so ground items and containers never share a range — the only way a dense point of interest doesn't fill the screen with labels. The Loot tab also has a Crafting Part category next to Crafting Reagent that the published feature list skips, so the menu splits crafting materials finer than the export shows.

System requirements

• OS: Windows 10 or Windows 11, except the 26H2 build — launch is not supported there.
• CPU and GPU: both Intel and AMD CPUs work; any GPU.
• Disk and BIOS: the drive must be GPT, and the system must run in UEFI, not Legacy.
• USB flash drive: needed at launch, because the loader boots from it rather than the disk.
• Game client: Steam version of Arc Raiders only.
• Display mode: fullscreen, windowed and borderless — other modes won't launch it.
• Screen recording: the overlay shows up in both captures and streams, since there is no stream-proof mode here.
• Spoofer: HWID masking is usually a separate product — it is not included in this key.

Pricing and the developer

The key is sold for 1, 3, 7 or 30 days, starting at 349 GCC per day; longer terms lower the per-day price — check the listing for current price and stock.

There are no reviews on this listing yet, so the developer's record is the closer reference. Dullwave runs 16 products across different games — Rust, Battlefield 6, Delta Force and more, not just Arc Raiders — carrying 3.33 out of 5 across 3 reviews on the profile, which joined the marketplace in 2026. Developer page: Dullwave; game catalog: Arc Raiders.