Ghost cheat for Arc Raiders

Ghost for Arc Raiders is a private cheat: aimbot, player and ARC-robot ESP, loot filters.

Aimbot and ESP in Ghost for Arc Raiders: how the menu is split

The Arc Raiders aimbot tab in Ghost splits into General and Settings. General turns the aimbot on and sets FOV and Smooth, which means a smoother value snaps to a target less abruptly. Settings holds target priority — by FOV, by distance or by health — because that decides who the aimbot picks first when several targets sit in range.

The same panel carries closest-bone selection and a Visible check, so the aimbot locks onto what is actually on screen, rather than through walls. Crosshair draws its own reticle over the game's own, useful if you don't like the default. General and Settings stay apart on purpose: combat values change without touching ESP, because the two panels do not overlap.

Arc Raiders ESP: players, ARC robots and loot

Visuals colors opponents by box, name, health, armor, weapon, team and skeleton, each toggled on its own. Skeleton is useful because posture tells you whether someone is aiming or running, and Distance with its own Max distance keeps far targets on screen without clutter — a tight box works indoors, while a wider radius is worth switching on in an open field. Box type in Settings switches the outline style between default, corner and filled, and a Preview panel shows the chosen style before you apply it.

ARC machines — Wasp, Hornet, Rocketeer, Turret, Sentinel, Matriarch and the rest — sit in their own Drones type list, which means human and ARC tags toggle and color independently: an open map can carry player tags only, with ARC patrols switched on when they matter. Loot ESP filters by container type, from lockers and crates to servers, electronics and bags, together with price and a separate Max distance, so an indoor sweep shows only what clears a price you set, instead of everything on the floor. Most Arc Raiders cheats bundle player and ARC-entity ESP into one toggle; here they stay apart, and it shows directly in the Visuals menu.

Menu, requirements, and what is not included

Besides Aimbot, Visuals and Loot, the sidebar also lists Misc and World. Misc covers colored flashlight, rapid fire, battle mode, VSync, DPI scale, and saving or loading a config — a saved profile loads with one button, so you don't have to rebuild combat and visual values every session. World is a real tab and opens like the rest, but its contents are not published anywhere on the card.

The cheat targets Windows 10 or 11 and works only with the Steam build — clients from other stores are not supported. Any Intel or AMD CPU works, the GPU can be anything, and the disk must be GPT: moving off MBR means that you're repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting inside the cheat. The system must boot in UEFI, not Legacy, or the loader will not start. No USB flash drive is needed to launch. Only borderless mode is supported. The ESP overlay does show up in a screen capture or a stream. HWID masking is typically not included — if you need it, that is a separate product.

Keys and access periods

Three periods are available: 1 day for 300 GCC, 7 days for 1,500 GCC and 30 days for 3,000 GCC. GCC is the site's own balance, topped up separately; if the balance falls short, checkout offers to cover only the difference. The key is issued right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date — a short period is enough to test the aimbot and ESP on your own setup before a month. Other Arc Raiders cheats and the rest of Ghost's catalog are listed in the Arc Raiders catalog.