GetCheats cheat for Arc Raiders

GetCheats is an Arc Raiders cheat built around combat, ESP and loot in one private menu.

53 settings sit across five groups — Aimbot, Visuals, Loot, Misc and Other — and each owns a job: firing, what stays on screen, or loot hints.

Arc Raiders aimbot: targeting and firing

The Aimbot group carries 17 settings, split across independent decisions. MemoryAim reads a target's position from memory instead of the rendered frame, and VisibilityCheck decides whether to track an opponent behind a wall — without it the aim pulls toward someone you cannot see, which gives a player away fastest. DeadZone is the capture-radius slider: narrow tracks close to the crosshair, wide catches a target sooner but is less precise. Recoil control is its own toggle, so you can flatten recoil with the aimbot off. The triggerbot splits into TriggerWhileADS (fires only while aiming down sights), TriggerIgnoreKnocked (skips downed opponents), and TriggerByKey, which moves firing to a held key — handy in close combat. SaveTarget holds a target through a brief loss of sight; AimLock locks onto a moving one; Predict leads the shot by target speed. DrawFov, DrawCrossHair and DrawTarget mark the aiming zone itself, while SkyNade is a grenade-toss aid, not a targeting one.

Arc Raiders ESP: opponents and radar

The Visuals group holds 14 toggles that decide what stays on screen so the view does not turn to clutter mid-raid. Glow outlines a silhouette through walls, Box draws a bounding box, and Skeleton shows posture, which means telling whether an opponent is aiming or running for extraction. HeadCircle marks the head on its own, useful at range. Health, Status and Velocity together answer whether engaging now is worth it, while Distance prints the range as a number. NickName and Weapon label a target by name and gun — rarely switched off. Lines and PredictionLines draw a line to the target and its predicted path; usually the first to go once loot ESP crowds the screen. ProximityAlerts is the only setting warning of a nearby opponent without a line of sight. Radar keeps its own map window instead of drawing over the game, staying useful where the rest of the ESP is in the way.

Arc Raiders Loot ESP and menu settings

Loot ESP carries 11 categories, switched on one at a time. Weapon, Ammo and Attachment cover weapon loot; Medicine and Grenades are consumables; Helmet and Body are armour; Backpack is carrying capacity. Deathbox flags a container left after a death, Items covers loose loot, and Knockdown marks a downed opponent's lootable gear. Heading in for weapons, it is worth leaving Weapon and Attachment on and switching off the rest.

Misc and Other matter every session: MenuKey sets the menu bind; GameFPS and RenderFPS cap the game's frame rate and the overlay's separately; SpectatorCount shows how many players are watching you; Bhop and RapidFire hold the pace — jump speed and repeat-shot rate.

System requirements

The cheat targets Windows 10 | 11, Intel/AMD CPUs and Nvidia/AMD GPUs, no tie to a model. The disk must be GPT: moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not changing a setting. The BIOS must run in UEFI mode, not Legacy, or the loader will not start. The game client is Steam only. HWID masking is typically not included: the Spoofer row reads "No", so a spoofer is a separate product.

Arc Raiders cheat pricing and the key

A key for the Arc Raiders cheat runs 1, 3, 7 or 30 days: 599, 1349, 1899 and 4599 GCC. The longer period costs less per day, so a one-day tier suits checking the menu, while a week or month suits regular play. GCC comes off the site's own balance, and the key lands in the account right after payment. A similar feature set comes from the Shxdow Internal cheat for Arc Raiders; the Arc Raiders page lists every option.