VATA PUBG RADAR+NORECOIL cheat for PUBG

VATA is a PUBG radar and recoil control bundle, with no aimbot and no ESP. The map opens in a second window, spray stays steady, and aiming is still yours.

A narrow build, not a full kit

The card holds exactly two feature groups — radar and the recoil module — so there's nothing left to configure, and the first match starts right after launch instead of after half an hour in settings. The same seller lists VATA | AIM for PUBG separately — an nPsilent aimbot with not a line about radar or recoil. VATA split the two modules into separate listings on its own, so nothing here is a stripped-down version of something bigger; it leaves aiming to that other listing and does exactly two jobs on this one.

Target finding, positioning and the decision to shoot all stay with the player, because the feature list holds no ESP and no aim assist — only radar and recoil control. It suits someone who already plays confidently and wants the map without visual clutter in the client itself, not someone expecting the software to find and drop a target on its own.

PUBG radar and No Recoil

The VATA PUBG radar shows enemies and teammates with view direction, marks corpses so recent engagements are easier to track, and filters loot — per the seller's own description, it prioritizes tier-3 armor, airdrops, 6x–8x scopes and keys rather than every scrap on the map, which saves exactly the seconds you'd otherwise lose sorting junk loot by hand indoors. The map opens in a second window next to the game rather than over it, which is the same principle that separates a radar from ESP: it draws nothing inside the PUBG client itself, so nothing extra shows up on the game screen or on a stream capture either.

No Recoil solves a different problem — it flattens muzzle climb during burst fire rather than aiming for you, and because those are separate mechanics split onto separate toggles, you can take just the recoil compensation if that's all you want. Spray stays tight at any distance without camera jerks; where to aim and when to switch to single fire is still on you.

Requirements and price

The cheat targets Windows 10 or 11 (x64) and needs an Intel processor — AMD isn't supported yet, a limitation of this particular build. It only runs the Steam version of the game, and a USB flash drive is required to launch it: without one, the loader won't start. The graphics card doesn't matter — any GPU works, so a modest machine isn't a blocker. Keys run 1, 3, 7 or 30 days, starting at 222 GCC from your internal balance; if it's short, the purchase window offers to top up only the difference. VATA has 13 products listed, including another PUBG cheat that adds aim assistance instead of radar and recoil control — that listing sits right next to this one.