KernAim cheat for Arc Raiders

KernAim is a private Arc Raiders cheat with aimbot, wallhack, and ESP. The menu splits into four blocks — Aimbot, Visuals, Misc, and Other — so adjusting the aim never touches the visual settings.

Aimbot tuned for raiders and ARC robots

Arc Raiders mixes human raiders with ARC combat robots, so KernAim keeps targeting and display on separate switches. FOV sets the cone where the aimbot picks a target, and the target point chooses which part of the model it locks onto — a head point sends shots there instead of a random spot on the body. Smoothing and its threshold shape crosshair movement: a stiffer setting reacts faster up close, a smoother one is less visible at range. Prediction leads a moving target, useful against raiders who keep shifting between cover. Maximum distance caps how far a target can be picked up, since without it the aimbot would snap onto silhouettes near the horizon on open maps. A separate Ignore bots switch drops ARC robots from the targeting list while leaving raiders as the only valid target; the robots can still show up on ESP, a different setting.

Wallhack and ESP: what actually shows on screen

The Visuals category holds KernAim's wallhack and player ESP: Player ESP highlights raiders through obstacles, while Show team and Show bots separately decide whether squadmates and ARC robots appear — in a PvPvE raid those are different target categories, and one switch for both would just add clutter. Visibility check changes a highlight depending on whether the target is currently in line of sight, which speeds up the call to peek or hold. Box colors are set per category, and the label count can be trimmed once a room fills with several marked targets. Snapline draws a line from the crosshair to a target for a quick read on direction, and it usually gets switched off in tight corridors where several lines would cross. Distance prints as text next to each mark, and a separate maximum-distance cap stops ESP from tagging the whole horizon — useful on Arc Raiders' open stretches. The Misc block adds a 2D radar with an adjustable size, sized to fit around the HUD rather than cover it.

Build format

The watermark can be turned off, useful when streaming or recording and the overlay logo should not show. Fully streamproof and Screenshots protection cover the overlay specifically: it stays out of captures and screenshots, though it stays visible on the in-game display. Auto update refreshes the build without a fresh download, so the same key and loader keep working once a new version ships. A single color-scheme setting recolors the whole interface instead of touching each element one at a time.

Requirements and compatibility

KernAim runs on Windows 10 and 11, with Intel or AMD CPUs — no separate clock speed or core-count minimum is published. GPU and disk carry no restriction, and there is no BIOS or disk-partitioning requirement either. The one real condition is display mode: the cheat is built for Arc Raiders' fullscreen, windowed, and borderless modes, so running it in anything else defeats the point. The key only activates the KernAim build for Arc Raiders and does not carry over to other listings, since every cheat on the site sells as its own key.

Pricing for the KernAim Arc Raiders cheat

Three terms are available: 7 days for 2,399 GCC, 30 days for 4,799 GCC, and 90 days for 9,499 GCC. GCC is the site's internal balance, topped up on /refill; if the balance falls short at checkout, only the missing amount needs adding. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account with its expiry date. Private Arc Raiders cheats in the catalog are listed on the game page; KernAim is one of them, keeping Aimbot and Visuals on fully separate menu tabs rather than one combined toggle.