Ethereal cheat for PUBG

Ethereal's PUBG cheat currently runs as ESP and radar — the aimbot side is switched off.

The PUBG cheat from Ethereal: what is disabled in Aimbot

The menu splits into four tabs — Aimbot, Visuals, Radar and Settings. The Aimbot tab screenshot shows exactly what the card warns about: Aim Lock, Recoil Control and Predict sit greyed out, unchecked and un-clickable, right next to Enable Aimbot, Visibility Check and Humanized Smooth, which are live and checked. Hitbox selection, aim speed and field of view stay working, because they are a dropdown and sliders rather than switches, so the block does not touch them. The same tab carries three marker settings — Draw FOV, Draw Crosshair and Draw Target, plus a marker-shape dropdown and a line-thickness slider; the card hides all five behind one line item, "Draw."

ESP: box, skeleton and target status

Skeleton reads posture at a distance, so a standing target is obvious before a box is even close enough to read. The close-up screenshot holds a box, skeleton, name and a 3-meter distance tag on one target while a second enemy sits tagged at 99 meters in the same frame, which means the build does not lose track of range as targets scatter. Two other screenshots show the same overlay holding up in a dense city block full of high-rises and on open ground outside town, so it is not a one-map trick. Health signals whether a fight is worth starting, while Groggy separately flags an opponent who is downed but not finished — a different state from dead in PUBG, and mixing the two up gets expensive. Out Screen keeps a bearing on a target that stepped out of view, so it is not lost the moment it walks back into frame.

Radar: a separate window with three colours

Radar lives on its own tab and draws its dots in a separate window rather than over the game itself, which is exactly why the requirements table lists Recording: Yes — since the radar never touches the client's own rendering, it stays out of both captures and streams. The radar-settings screenshot shows three dot categories in three different colours — the currently visible target, the closest target, and enemies generally — plus separate controls for window position, zoom, size and closest-target distance. None of that colour split is mentioned on the card and it is only worth knowing because the screenshot shows it. The shared Settings tab holds adjustable overlay colours, hotkeys and a save/load config system, none of it tied to ESP or radar alone.

Requirements and pricing

This is a PUBG cheat for the Steam client only — no other client is supported. Hardware requirements are open: any CPU and any GPU work, but the drive has to be partitioned as GPT and the BIOS set to UEFI rather than Legacy, since moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting. No USB stick is needed to launch it. HWID masking is not bundled, and whether a separately sold spoofer is worth adding usually depends on the account's ban history. Windowed and borderless modes are supported; fullscreen is not.

A day of access starts at 499 GCC, with 3- and 7-day options in between, and a month runs 3,899 GCC — charged against the site's GCC balance, with checkout asking only for the difference if the balance falls short. The key is issued automatically the moment payment clears and sits in the account with its expiry date. Ethereal is a developer with 6 products across different games, from Delta Force to Valorant; the rest of the lineup is in the developer profile, and other builds for this game sit in the PUBG cheat catalogue.