Fragmentary Order Cheats
Fragmentary Order cheats catalog. The game is still in closed testing: builds will land here, and you can compare them by features, requirements and price.

Fragmentary Order cheats will land in this section once the game is out. It is a hardcore sci-fi shooter from Nikita Buyanov, the creator of Escape from Tarkov, and for now it exists only in closed testing: the first alpha wave, under NDA, is planned for late 2026, and there is no public release date.
The game is PC only and published exclusively on COR3, with no Steam page, so expect the Game client row on future cheats to name COR3. The developers have not named the anti-cheat or published system requirements yet. Once cards appear, compare their rows before you pay: Windows build, BIOS mode and disk layout, a USB stick for the loader, and the Spoofer row.
If you want a hardcore shooter right now, ready-made Tarkov cheats are in the Escape from Tarkov section.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Select a question from the list on the right to see the answer
When does Fragmentary Order come out, and is there an exact release date?
Which client will Fragmentary Order use, and will the game be on Steam?
Which anti-cheat will Fragmentary Order use, and will you need a spoofer?
How do you get into Fragmentary Order closed testing through Prime Batch?
Is Fragmentary Order connected to Escape from Tarkov, and is it really Space Tarkov?
What are the Fragmentary Order system requirements, and which engine does it use?
Fragmentary Order is the new game from Nikita Buyanov, the creator of Escape from Tarkov: a hardcore tactical shooter for PC set across the Solar System in 2251. It is not out yet, so this page covers what is known about it and what to look for in a cheat once builds arrive here.
What kind of game Fragmentary Order is
Fragmentary Order, or FragO for short, is developed by Rant Gaming and published by COR3. War has been outsourced: you fight through a RepEnt, a remotely operated clone, and losing one is a cost rather than the end. The announcement calls death a business expense. Your enemies are people, robots, drones and other players' clones, and there are no aliens.
Fans quickly called it Space Tarkov, and Buyanov has confirmed the two games share a universe. He still describes this one as a combat simulator rather than an extraction shooter: extraction mechanics are there, but they will not be the main principle.
The first map shown is Blue Mars, a partly terraformed Mars, with Earth, Venus and space stations also planned. Buyanov says maps are four to five times the size of a typical Tarkov location, and one session can run for an hour or two without you having to extract at all. Squads hold up to four players, with vehicles and drones in play. It is PvPvE, and PvE sits inside the same profile rather than in a separate one.
Fragmentary Order release date and how to get in
There is no public release date. On November 4, 2026, Buyanov showed 14 minutes of gameplay and opened Prime Batch, a paid closed testing program. The Candidate tier costs $44.99 and Founder costs $79.99, and neither can be bought after the pre-public development phase. The first closed alpha wave, under NDA, is planned for late 2026. It is PC only, published exclusively on COR3, with no Steam page.
Which cheat features matter in Fragmentary Order
ESP matters here because spotting enemies has a price in the game itself. Buyanov puts it this way: you cannot X-ray through a wall, but a sensor can pick up an electromagnetic or thermal trace, and using one spikes your own signature, so other players can see you too. When builds arrive, check whether ESP shows players with distance and separates people from drones and robots.
On maps this size a radar is useful because you can spot a four-player squad before it reaches firing range. Item ESP matters because the main idea of the game is earning money inside the system, so your gear decides whether a run paid for itself.
With magnetic accelerators and railguns in the game, judge an aimbot by its ballistics: prediction and projectile drop compensation. Gravity differs between locations, and Buyanov says that changes the game a little, so these settings are worth checking on each map.
Requirements to check before you pay
There are no official system requirements yet, and the developers have not named the anti-cheat. Future cheats will bring rows of their own on the card, and they are worth comparing before you pay:
- Game client. The game is published on COR3, so a build has to support that client.
- Windows build. Some cheats stop at a given Windows build.
- BIOS and disk. Many builds need UEFI boot and a GPT disk, and some need Secure Boot off or virtualization on.
- USB stick. "USB-Flash: Yes" means the loader boots from a stick, so prepare one first.
- Display mode and recording. The menu and ESP draw over the game, so many need windowed or borderless mode, and "Recording: No" means the overlay shows up on a stream.
Spoofer and hardware bans
If the anti-cheat bans a computer by its hardware IDs (HWID), a fresh account does not lift that. Hardware ID spoofing is either built into a cheat, which is what the Spoofer row on the card tells you, or sold separately in the HWID Spoofer section.
What you can buy today
If you want a cheat for a hardcore shooter today, Escape from Tarkov is the closest match, and among other extraction shooters there are Arena Breakout and ARC Raiders. Keys there are issued right after purchase and stay in your account with an expiry date, and the price in GCC comes off your balance. Fragmentary Order cheats will sell the same way once they appear.