Mason Arena Breakout Spoofer

Mason Arena Breakout Spoofer is an HWID spoofer for Arena Breakout: Infinity. It changes your computer's hardware identifiers and clears traces of earlier bans, so the game and Anti-Cheat Expert see the system as new.

What the HWID spoofer for Arena Breakout: Infinity changes

If a machine's identifiers already sit flagged in Anti-Cheat Expert's records, a plain Windows reinstall does not touch them — which is why the product's own description frames Mason's job as changing unique system identifiers and wiping traces of previous bans. It adds no in-game abilities: it does not aim and it does not highlight opponents. If that is what you need instead, Mason sells a separate product for Arena Breakout with its own key — Mason ESP for Arena Breakout — because the two do different jobs and are not the same purchase.

HWID masking is bundled with this key: the requirement row for it is marked included, so there is nothing extra to buy. The card describes the swap itself as a one-click step, so one activation is enough — after that, the game launches the normal way.

Launcher, key and launch order

The spoofer runs through a separate Mason launcher rather than through the game's own loader: the product list shows ABI Spoofer selected, and the key goes in through a dedicated "Add key" button. Once the key checks out, the panel marks it "Valid" and shows a countdown to expiry beside it. That countdown starts after activation, not at the moment of payment — the launcher screen shows this directly, next to the timestamp for when the loader itself last updated. The launch button only turns on once the key is confirmed, so system prep should be finished before Arena Breakout: Infinity opens, not after the game is already running.

The spoofer works purely in software and never touches physical components, so the listed conditions still have to be met beforehand rather than adjusted on the fly. The disk needs GPT partitioning — moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine, not flipping a setting inside the app. The motherboard has to boot in UEFI rather than Legacy, and the OS has to be Windows 10 or 11. The CPU row in the spec table currently repeats the OS row word for word, so no separate CPU requirement is actually listed — only the supported Windows versions matter here. Any GPU works, since the spoofer places no demand on it. A USB flash drive is required to launch: the loader boots from it rather than from the internal disk, so without one plugged in the launcher simply will not open.

Plans and what it does not cover

The key runs for 1 day, 7 days or 30 days; the starting price is 298 GCC, the weekly plan is 999 GCC, and the monthly plan is 1999 GCC. The balance is charged in GCC at checkout, the key is issued right after payment, and it sits in the account alongside its expiry date, so there is no separate place to go looking for it. The spoofer only covers the hardware side: it does not remove a restriction placed on the game account itself, so if the account is what triggered the block rather than the hardware, a different account is still required — changing the machine's identifiers alone will not fix that, because the restriction lives on the account, not on the computer. Mason's other builds and the rest of the HWID Spoofer catalog sit on the HWID Spoofer page, for anyone who needs a spoofer for a different game.