Sapphire cheat for Oxide: Survival Island (iOS)

Sapphire is an Oxide: Survival Island cheat for iPhone and iPad. It pairs an aimbot with player highlighting and resource markers: the card lists 36 menu items, 11 on the Aimbot tab and 25 on Visuals, while the System section holds the Config and Settings tabs.

Aimbot in the Oxide: Survival Island cheat

The aimbot has its own switch, and next to it sits Legit Bot, a mode for when the help should not be obvious to anyone watching. The Trigger list decides when the aim kicks in: the screenshot shows Aiming, so the crosshair is pulled only while you aim down sights and stays out of the way while you run or build. Target bone picks where to aim, trading the extra damage of a head shot against the steadier hits of the body at range. Smoothing slows the pull so you get movement that looks like your own hand rather than a snap.

Draw FOV circle shows the area in which the aimbot looks for a target, and Field of view sets its size. A tight circle will not yank the camera towards someone at the edge of the screen; a wide one helps up close. Aim Preview marks the spot the crosshair is about to land on, so you can see which target was picked. Aimbot NPC is worth turning on while you farm bots and off before a fight with players, otherwise the aim can lock onto a nearby NPC instead.

Visuals: players, resources, turrets and NPCs

ESP Glow outlines players so they stand out in grass and behind cover. Off-screen arrows point to anyone beside or behind you, which is handy because the phone screen shows a narrow slice of the island, and Players counter keeps a running count. Lines, distance and name each get their own colour, lines also a thickness: distance tells you whether your current weapon reaches, the name tells you whether you know the player. Players Chams render models through walls, and Chams Raid adds separate chams for raids.

For farming there are iron and stone markers with their own colours, so you spot nodes from a distance instead of combing the whole hillside. Turret ESP marks turrets, which is worth switching on before a raid: you know where the shooting will start before you step in. NPC Bots highlights bots in a colour of their own.

Range is split across several sliders: World ESP distance for world objects, Max distance and Min distance for ESP as a whole. Keeping resources and turrets close while players stay visible further out stops the screen drowning in markers. Reset ESP colors restores the default palette if you have tuned it into something unreadable. Free cam gives you a free camera, and Stretch screen stretches the picture.

Installing the Oxide iOS cheat: an .ipa and a certificate

Sapphire runs on iOS only, on iPhone and iPad. The requirements have two rows:

• Operating system: iOS (iPhone, iPad). It is not on the App Store and does not install on Android or PC.
• Installation: via an iOS certificate (.ipa). The file must be signed with a valid Apple certificate, or it will not install. The certificate is not included with the cheat, so it is a separate purchase.

If you play on Android, look at WizardTool; for a PC emulator there is Droid.

Sapphire key terms

The key comes for 1 day, 7 days or 30 days. The price in GCC is taken from your balance, and if it falls short, the checkout window offers to pay just the difference. The key is issued right after purchase and stays in your account together with its expiry date. A single day is a sensible first buy to check the cheat installs with your certificate before a week or a month. Every build for other devices is listed on the Oxide: Survival Island page.