SMG Radar cheat for Escape From Tarkov

SMG Radar is a radar for Escape From Tarkov: targets sit in a side window, not drawn over the game. That is the difference from ESP — no boxes, names or health bars land on the game view itself; instead a minimap opens beside it with its own filters and colour palettes, and SMG sells box/name overlays for Tarkov as separate products.

Radar for Escape From Tarkov: what the interface shows

Targets get five separate colour palettes on the radar: Player's color, Bot's color, Scav's color, Bosses color and Visible color, each set from its own swatch in the menu. The published feature list folds all of that into one line, "Colors" — in the actual UI every target type gets its own palette, which means the dot colour alone tells you whether it is a scav, a raid boss or a live player before you ever raise a scope.

Loot display splits into "Show Corpse" and "Show Items", each with its own price toggle, distance toggle and Minimum Price floor below which a marker simply will not draw. Paired with the separate Show Players Distance toggle, that means skipping past cheap bodies and heading straight for a container or bag actually worth the detour, instead of eyeballing it. Sixteen loot categories — from keys and containers to weapon parts, special equipment and maps — switch on and off individually, so you can leave only the relevant markers on for a quest run instead of staring at icon soup. Under the separate Visuals group sits Maximum Distance, a render-distance cap that stops far-off containers from appearing on the radar at all, which is handy on loot-dense maps where the overlay would otherwise fill up with markers nobody is going to reach that raid anyway.

The radar window resizes on two separate fields, width and height, rather than one linked size; an Alpha slider sets opacity and a Zoom Scale slider sets map scale. Load, Save and Reset under Config store a finished layout between raids, so configuring SMG Radar for a new map means loading a saved profile, not re-clicking every slider. A Russian Language switch changes the overlay's own language, not the game's: if you run an English game client but still want the cheat's menu in Russian, that switch handles it.

System requirements for SMG Radar on Escape From Tarkov

The cheat runs on Windows 10 or Windows 11, except builds 24H2 and 25H2 — the radar will not start on those. CPU support covers Intel or AMD, including Xeon and FX, and GPU support covers Nvidia or Radeon; disk and BIOS carry no separate requirement. No flash drive is needed — USB-Flash is listed as "No", so the cheat starts without any external stick. The game itself needs to run in FullScreen, Windowed or Borderless mode, since those are the display modes the overlay actually works in. "Recording: Yes" means the overlay stays out of screen captures and streams, and "Spoofer: Yes" typically means HWID masking is already bundled into this key, so it is not a separate purchase — check the requirements table on the card, since sellers phrase this row differently.

SMG Radar key for Escape From Tarkov: duration and price

A key runs 399 GCC for 1 day, 1,799 GCC for 7 days, or 3,599 GCC for 30 days, charged against the account's internal GCC balance — if the balance falls short, the site offers to top up only the missing difference right in the purchase window. The key is issued the moment payment clears and sits in the account alongside its expiry date. SMG runs several other Escape From Tarkov products with their own separate keys — not just a cheat for Escape From Tarkov with a radar, but ESP and aim builds too, SMG VX among them — so this Escape From Tarkov radar never shares access with those.