Shxdow Map Radar cheat for Delta Force

Shxdow Map Radar is a browser-based radar for Delta Force, separate from the game window.

In plain terms it's a cheat for Delta Force, but a narrow radar build: it doesn't aim or shoot, it only maps the raid. Like any Delta Force radar, it never draws over the game frame — the data lives on its own screen, opened with a Room ID from the host.

What the radar for Delta Force shows

The Radar Visuals group, 10 settings, controls what appears on the map. Enemies carry a squad tag, weapon name in brackets, health and armor bars, a team number, and distance with a floor indicator showing whether the target sits one level up or down. AI opponents get their own icon because otherwise they'd be mistaken for players. Containers and loot are labeled with name, weight and distance; a marker on a downed player's body shows whether their gear has already been looted. Room chat sits on the same screen, so there's no alt-tabbing to a separate app.

A panel on the left carries its own toggle for every layer: Enemy Info, Enemies, Boxes and AI cover targets, while Loot, Loot Window, Room Chat and Extracts cover items, chat and exfil. Turn a layer off and it stops drawing entirely rather than hiding behind a filter, which means the screen isn't cluttered with icons when only extraction points matter. A Size slider scales the markers, and a Value slider filters loot by price: if you raise the threshold, cheap ammo and bandages disappear, leaving only the expensive finds. There's also an Interpolation slider that smooths marker movement between data updates, so that markers don't jump with every packet — it's visible on screen but isn't one of the published feature rows, so it counts as an interface control rather than a separate function.

Raid Information: what the raid panel tracks

The second group, 7 items, is a standalone counter panel rather than part of the map. It reports the number of live players and teams, how many AI opponents are in the zone, how many enemies are already downed, how many containers are still unopened, the total loot item count, and how many extraction points are open. A ranked list next to it surfaces the raid's highest-value finds — not a map marker, but a summary of what's worth grabbing first when there's no time to check every icon.

The difference from the map is that these numbers aren't tied to one marker — they give a one-glance read on the raid, which means the call to keep fighting or head for extraction comes down to the Downed and Extract counters here rather than scanning the map for the last enemy.

Compatibility and requirements

The radar targets Windows 10 or 11, an Intel or AMD processor, and an Nvidia or AMD graphics card — either vendor in each pair works, no specific model required. On the platform side, Delta Force support covers Steam, Garena and the China Version client; compatibility with other launchers isn't stated.

Pricing

A key runs from 799 GCC for 7 days or from 1899 GCC for 30 days, issued automatically right after purchase and stored in the account. Check the current price and key availability for your chosen period before paying, since rates change. Beyond the radar format, the Delta Force catalog also lists full builds with ESP and aim assistance.