Stern cheat for Arc Raiders

The Stern cheat for Arc Raiders packs aimbot, ESP and loot filters under one key. The menu is split into four tabs — Players, Entity, Misc and Aimbot — each covering its own group of settings.

Aimbot: a target line and its own aim key

Arc Raiders aimbot behavior in Stern isn't limited to players: Aimbot Drone extends targeting onto ARC drones too, because in a raid they're often the bigger threat. Fov Aim draws the capture circle on screen, so the working area is visible before you turn aim on blind. Target Line highlights the line to whatever the aimbot is currently holding, so you know who it's locked onto before you fire. Custom Aim Key moves aiming onto its own bind, freeing the right mouse button for manual aiming when you want it. Visible Check on the aimbot is separate from the ESP one: a target is only picked up once it's actually in view, so the reticle doesn't keep snapping to someone behind a wall. Fov Value, Smooth Value and Aim Delay are three separate sliders, so capture radius, tracking speed and reaction delay each get tuned for close quarters versus long sightlines.

ESP for Arc Raiders and the Entity tab in the Stern cheat

The Visuals group carries 11 separate ESP toggles — box, skeleton, health, distance, name, squad tag, target lines, radar and status flags — each switching on its own row instead of one "show everything" master switch. Status flags sit in their own dropdown, listing states such as Alive, DBNO and Crabbed; filtering by it hides raiders who are already down, so the screen only tracks who's still a threat. The outline and target line switch between two colours, Visible Color and InVisible Color: while a target is in direct sight the line reads one colour, and the moment it steps behind cover the colour flips, so you can read line-of-sight status at a glance without text over the picture. The same menu carries Head Esp and Shield toggles that don't get their own line in the card's published feature list, but sit right alongside the rest of the player ESP.

The Entity tab handles loot: 25 separate object categories — drones, crashed probes, salvage containers, computers, backpacks, weapon crates and close to two dozen more — switch on one at a time, keeping only what you want on screen instead of every piece of loot on the map. Streamproof is called out on its own: the overlay stays invisible on a screen capture and on stream, which the "Recording" row in the spec table backs up too.

System requirements before you buy

Windows 10/11, an Intel or AMD CPU and an AMD or Nvidia GPU — general requirements, not tied to a specific model. The drive needs GPT, so moving off MBR means repartitioning the machine instead of flipping a setting inside the cheat. The motherboard needs UEFI mode, because the loader won't start under Legacy. No flash drive is needed, since the USB-Flash row reads "No". This Arc Raiders cheat isn't tied to one launcher — the "Game client" row reads "All Launchers". Windowed and borderless are the supported display modes; classic exclusive fullscreen isn't one of them. Spoofer typically isn't bundled with this key — HWID masking is Stern's separate product.

Pricing for the Stern cheat for Arc Raiders and the developer

A 1-day key starts at 599 GCC, with 7-day (1,699 GCC), 30-day (3,599 GCC) and an unusually long 999-day option (18,070 GCC) also on the price list — worth checking stock and price again right before checkout. Stern's profile has been in the catalog since 2026 and lists 20 products across different games; this Arc Raiders build is its own listing with its own key and menu — the same seller separately sells builds for Rust and Escape From Tarkov, and neither feature set overlaps with this one.