TUNDRA WEB RADAR cheat for Arena Breakout

TUNDRA WEB RADAR for Arena Breakout is a browser radar, not an overlay on the game. The map opens in its own tab, which is why it lives on a second monitor or phone next to the game window, and why it never shows up on a recording or a stream — there is nothing overlaid to capture.

TUNDRA WEB RADAR for Arena Breakout: what the map shows

Every player carries position, view direction, distance, health, weapon and ammo, armor and helmet; a movement trail and an aim line can be switched on separately. When you need to decide fast whether a fight is worth it, health and armor tell you that before the weapon in hand does. View direction is not decoration — it tells you whether you have been spotted and which way an enemy is likely to move next. PMCs and Scavs get separate markers instead of one colour standing in for both.

Bots, actors, and bosses with their guards sit on their own layer — bosses and elite AI get a distinct colour and their own aim line, so you can tell them apart before you are already committed to the fight, not after. Loot can be filtered by a minimum price, and strict mode strips junk containers off the radar, because otherwise every empty crate would be flagged the same as a rare drop. Grenades, mines, and claymores get their own layer too, since those are worth noticing faster than loot.

Browser radar for Arena Breakout: why it is not an overlay

The map is detected automatically — from Farm and Valley to Northridge, Armory, Airport, and TV Station with its separate floors — so there is no manual map pick when a raid loads. Minimal, Medium, and Full presets swap the whole set of tracked objects in one click, instead of toggling each item by hand: a fast rush needs little beyond player positions and loot, a slower clear benefits from the full set with bots and hazards included. Settings save and travel between devices through export, which is handy if you switch between a monitor and a phone mid-session, and marker colours, aim-line thickness, and map brightness all adjust to whatever is easiest to read on the screen in front of you. In practice TUNDRA is an Arena Breakout Infinite radar in its plainest form — no aimbot, no ESP, just the map — with a Russian/English interface switch and a layout that adapts to a phone held upright or sideways.

What running it requires

The radar runs in a browser on PC — Windows 10 or 11, up to build 25H2, with the game client launched through the launcher or Steam. It is a web page next to the game rather than software built into the game client, which is why any Intel or AMD processor works, with no model requirement.

Pricing and the key

Access comes as a key for 1, 3, 7, or 30 days — from 399 to 3999 GCC, charged against the internal balance, and if the balance falls short the checkout only asks for the difference. The key is issued automatically right after payment and sits in the account dashboard with its expiry date, so there is nothing to chase down separately. TUNDRA is not the only Arena Breakout radar in the catalogue: full builds with aimbot and ESP sit alongside it for players who want more than a map, and the whole list is in the Arena Breakout catalogue.