Mason cheat for Arc Raiders

Mason cheat for Arc Raiders brings ESP, an aimbot, and Battle Mode together. Enemy gear and ARC drones show up on the map before you round a corner, and one press clears the clutter when a fight starts.

Mason cheat for Arc Raiders: ESP and aimbot in the raid

Arc Raiders ESP draws a box, skeleton, health, armor, weapon, and ammo count on every enemy. The skeleton shows posture, so you can tell whether a target is aiming or running for extract. Show Knocked flags downed enemies separately, which means you can finish them off or leave them alone if you'd rather not start a fight. Enemy Weapon Name and Enemy Ammo Count are useful for a threat read — a shotgun with a full mag is not worth approaching, an empty rifle might be worth the risk. VISUALS runs nine items, AIMBOT another nine: Arc Raiders aimbot is tuned through Hitbox Selection, a body-part switch, where the head gets the fast kill and the torso is easier to hold on a moving target. Smooth is a slider for how hard the aim snaps, Prediction runs its own lead calculation on target movement, and RCS separately flattens weapon climb during automatic fire — different jobs, and keeping them on separate controls means that you can turn on only the recoil compensation and keep the aiming yourself. FOV sets the aimbot's working radius on a slider, Show FOV Circle draws that radius on screen — a toggle most players turn off before recording or streaming, because the working zone should stay private. Safe Preset switches the aimbot to calmer smoothing and radius values with one button, which comes in handy when you don't want to tune Smooth and FOV by hand every session.

Drones, loot, and Battle Mode

In the WORLD group, Items tags gear on the map — weapons, armor, contract items — while Drones marks ARC drones and hostile creatures before they enter view, buying time to prep for a fight instead of walking into a patrol blind. Battle Mode Key binds a dedicated switch: Hide Drones and Hide Items clear item and drone tags from the screen, leaving only enemies, so that extra labels don't get in the way of aiming during an active firefight. The same key flips the mode back off once the fight is over, restoring the full loot picture for calmer moves across the map.

Arc Raiders system requirements

Mason Arc Raiders runs on the Steam client, on Windows 10 and 11 x64, builds 2004 through 26H1, with an Intel or AMD processor — Xeon and FX chips are flagged separately as not guaranteed, which means older server and budget lines are not promised to run smoothly. The disk needs to be GPT, BIOS set to UEFI: moving off MBR to GPT means repartitioning the drive, not a cheat setting, so it matters to sort out before you buy, not after. VT-x or VT-d plus Hyper-V must be enabled, Secure Boot must be off. No USB flash drive is required — the cheat launches without one. The game runs windowed or borderless; fullscreen is not worth trying. The overlay does show up in screen captures and streams: this build has no stream-proof mode, worth planning around if you stream your raids.

Developer and pricing

The Mason profile carries a Verified badge and lists 45 products in the catalogue — builds for other games in the genre ship with their own keys — separate products, not editions of one package. For Arc Raiders the developer sells one cheat — this one, with ESP, aimbot, drone and loot tracking, and Battle Mode across 23 configurable items. Mason Arc Raiders keys run for 1, 3, 7, or 30 days, starting at 299 GCC for a day and reaching 2499 GCC for a month; check the current price for your period and stock before paying.