Saturn Temp Spoofer [ACE]

Saturn [ACE] is a temporary HWID spoofer designed for games using ACE (Anti-Cheat Expert). It supports anonymization of CPU, TPM, motherboard, RAM, NVMe, MAC, EDID, and USB device identifiers. All changes are temporary and are reverted after a system reboot using the Reboot-to-Revert architecture.

Supported games include Delta Force, Arena Breakout Infinite, and Arena Breakout. If your game is not listed, contact support to confirm compatibility.

Saturn [ACE] is a temporary HWID spoofer for games running ACE (Anti-Cheat Expert). A kernel-level driver swaps eight Windows identifiers and holds them until reboot.

ACE anti-cheat: three separate games, not editions of one

ACE (Anti-Cheat Expert) runs on three titles named in the requirements: Delta Force, Arena Breakout Infinite, and Arena Breakout. These are three separate clients, not editions of the same game — Arena Breakout and Arena Breakout Infinite share a publisher but launch separately with separate accounts, and the spoof has to run for each on its own. Saturn [ACE] anonymizes the CPU, motherboard, RAM, and NVMe drives together in one pass, since that four-part combination builds most of a machine's fingerprint, and swapping only one of the four does not change the picture. TPM masking runs separately, because the TPM chip is physically bound to the motherboard — the part a spoofer that only touches storage and networking tends to leave untouched.

The network card's MAC address, the monitor's EDID, and USB device identifiers are handled as a second, independent block — what's visible outside the case rather than inside it. Leave that layer untouched and part of the fingerprint survives even after the CPU and drives are anonymized, so both blocks run in the same pass here rather than separately.

Windows, UEFI, and GPT: check these before you pay

Requirements: Intel or AMD, Windows 10 or 11, UEFI mode — a motherboard-level setting enabled before Windows is installed, not a switch inside the program — and a GPT disk, since moving off MBR means repartitioning the drive rather than flipping an option. Check both ahead of time: neither can be changed after Windows is installed without a reinstall.

The supported-games list in the requirements is a closed set of three; if you play something else, the seller asks you to confirm compatibility with support rather than assuming it works. If your game runs BattlEye or Easy Anti-Cheat instead of ACE, this build is the wrong one — different anti-cheat systems read hardware differently, and the HWID Spoofer catalog carries a separate card for each, including Saturn Temp Spoofer [VANGUARD] for Riot titles.

Temporary HWID Spoofer interface: launch to revert

The app opens on a "Welcome to Saturn" screen with four tiles: Exit, Settings, Load Spoofer, and Change Device Profile. That PowerShell command from setup isn't something you'll type again — every later session, on any of the three ACE titles, starts from the "Load Spoofer" tile instead. Because ACE covers Delta Force, Arena Breakout, and Arena Breakout Infinite as separate accounts, "Change Device Profile" is where the unlimited-profiles feature actually earns its keep: the "Device Profiles" screen lists what's saved and offers "Create New Profile" or a throwaway "Quick" entry, though the screenshot itself only has one profile set up.

The reset isn't confirmed on faith — the tool re-verifies the device identity first, and only then does the "Spoofing Complete" screen appear, right before you'd normally jump into whichever of the three titles you're loading up that session. There's no separate undo button — Reboot-to-Revert clears all eight identifiers on a normal restart, with no registry to clean up by hand, since the driver never touches the registry at all. If you need the swap active again next session, you just relaunch the spoofer.

Key, term, and price

Tiers: 1 day for 690 GCC, 7 days for 1,700 GCC, 30 days for 5,200 GCC, 90 days for 11,200 GCC. The key is issued right after payment and sits in your account with its expiry date — there's nothing to patch manually either, since the spoofer updates itself for changes to ACE and the supported games. If ACE isn't the anti-cheat you're dealing with, there's more than one spoofer for HWID Spoofer to pick from — the rest of the Saturn builds sit in the HWID Spoofer category.