Mason cheat for PUBG

Mason for PUBG is a Steam cheat with ESP, loot tracking and a radar. The menu has five tabs — Aimbot, Visualisation, Miscellaneous, Configuration and GUI — and 18 published settings across three groups.

What Mason for PUBG actually does

Mason's menu has a dedicated Aimbot tab — it's the first one in the sidebar — but the card doesn't say what's on it: of the published settings, only one touches aiming at all, Show aimbot radius, a toggle that draws the lock radius on screen. Smoothing, the aim point and target priority aren't named anywhere in the feature list, so we won't promise them here — the tab exists, and what's inside it is an open question, not something being hidden.

PUBG player ESP on the Visualisation tab is built from separate toggles rather than one combined switch: the box, skeleton, name, health bar, distance and snapline each turn on individually, so only what a given fight needs stays on screen. Skeleton shows what a target is actually doing, aiming or running, while the health bar says whether the fight is worth taking. Player draw distance is set apart from loot, so a wide-open map like Miramar doesn't turn into a wall of markers where there's no fight yet.

PUBG loot ESP is sorted by category — weapons, armor, attachments, boosters and supplies — and a quality filter hides anything below the level you set, because that's what matters once the mid-game buries every loot spot in junk. Vehicles, corpses and airdrops get their own markers, and a thrown grenade lights up immediately: in PUBG that's a second or two to get off the spot, so the warning only earns its keep inside that exact window. A player can be pulled off the ESP with Ignore player on crosshair and the list cleared with one click, handy if you don't want a teammate mistaken for a target.

The Miscellaneous tab carries its own aim-radius circle, a custom crosshair and the radar, which opens in its own scaled window; Spectator warning fires when someone outside the match starts watching, and the panic key hides the menu and overlay instantly if someone glances at the screen. A config moves through the clipboard on the Configuration tab, and a lighter CPU mode trims load — noticeable on long sessions on older hardware.

Requirements and compatibility

This only runs with the Steam build of PUBG for PC — other clients and the mobile version are a different product. No USB flash drive is needed to launch. The disk must use GPT — the card lists BIOS under the same value, but it's really one requirement: moving off MBR or Legacy means repartitioning the whole machine, not a setting inside the game. There's no spoofer bundled in — HWID masking is typically a separate purchase if you need one. Recording is covered: the overlay stays out of screen captures and streams. Windowed and borderless are the only supported display modes — fullscreen won't launch the cheat.

Pricing and the developer

A key costs 249 GCC for a day, 999 GCC for 7 days, or 1,998 GCC for 30 days, charged against the site's internal balance; if the balance falls short, checkout only asks for the difference. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account with its own expiry date. Mason runs 45 cheats across different games, and this listing is the Steam build for PUBG. Buying a PUBG cheat with a similar feature set is also possible from other sellers in the PUBG catalogue.