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Nightvex Radar offers a whole new level of tactical awareness in Arena Breakout: Infinite. It is a secure web radar that requires no complex installation on your main PC—simply open a unique link in a browser on your phone, tablet, or second monitor. You get an interactive map that updates in real-time with minimal delay. The radar displays all the key information you need to survive and extract with profit. You can see the exact locations of other players and bots, along with their health, weapons, armor, and total gear value. Loot tracking tools allow you to filter items by price, ensuring you focus only on the most valuable finds. The interface is optimized for both PC and mobile devices, providing smooth map control in any screen orientation.
Nightvex Radar is a reliable solution for Arena Breakout: Infinite players who want a tactical advantage without risking their main account. The web radar displays all hidden information directly in a browser window on your secondary device.
The product does not require downloading heavy clients. The interactive map will show all squad movements and help you safely extract the most expensive loot from the location.
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Nightvex Radar is a web radar for Arena Breakout: Infinite that opens on a second device. It draws its own map — no overlay sits on top of the game, no free camera — while the game itself keeps running through Steam or the launcher exactly as usual.
The "Camera" group is not about the in-game camera at all — it controls how the radar page itself frames the map. "Full Map" unfolds the whole location at once, because before a raid it matters more to see every point of interest than the detail of one room. "Player Cam" keeps your own character centered with an adjustable viewing radius from 0 to 1000 meters: you tighten it for a close fight so nearby markers do not get lost among far-away ones, and pull it back out when it is time to plan a route to extraction.
The "Players" group shows nickname, weapon, ammo, armor with its durability, HP, gear value and floor number for live opponents. "Bots" carries the same fields minus the nickname, since Arena Breakout: Infinite's AI characters have no name to put on the map. The radar's own settings panel splits these targets even further: your own character and squad sit apart from regular AI-PMC lookalikes, and bosses, a boss's entourage, and elite units each get their own toggle, which means a boss and a regular AI double can be shown or hidden independently — the product card rolls all of that into one "Bots" group, but if you open settings, each is its own switch. "Corpses" is not a repeat of "Players": a body only carries a gear-value tag, and the "Hide PMC" / "Hide AI" switches clear one body type off the map whenever a long fight leaves too many markers covering the live ones.
Clicking a player or bot marker opens a card with the same fields shown on the map — health, weapon, per-slot armor (helmet and vest tracked separately) and floor — plus a follow button that locks the radar's view on that target until it moves position, which is useful when you need to track one dangerous opponent without losing them among every other marker. It is the same "Players" field set, just laid out in a panel instead of a map label.
The "Items" group is exactly two entries, not a feature list wearing a bigger name: "Loot on Map" places found items on the layout, and "Minimum Loot Value" hides anything cheaper than a threshold set between 0 and 200k, so the map only keeps markers worth the detour.
Running the game needs a PC on Windows 10 or Windows 11 with an Intel or AMD processor and an Nvidia or AMD graphics card — that is what Arena Breakout: Infinite itself asks for, because the radar does not replace the game client — it only reads what is happening inside it, so Nightvex Radar only works with the copy of the game launched through Steam or the dedicated launcher. The radar itself is a separate page you open on a phone, tablet, or second monitor: the interface switches between Russian and English, supports smooth zoom and panning on the map, adapts to portrait and landscape screen orientation, and updates with minimal delay regardless of your main monitor's resolution.
A Nightvex Radar key is sold for 1 day, 7 days or 30 days — from ₽499 for a single day up to ₽3999 for the full month, and the longer the term, the lower the per-day cost. Check the current requirements and the rest of the catalog on the Arena Breakout game page before picking a specific cheat.