Desync Reviews

The profile carries the verified badge and a Trust Score of seventy-five out of a hundred. There are only two reviews, though, so there is no real track record to read: the first purchase is largely a bet the buyer pays for. One of those two reviews warns that skipping a reboot before launch can get you banned. No provider guarantees you stay unbanned, and Desync is no exception.

The cheapest item in the line-up is the PUBG cheat at 496 ₽. The Escape From Tarkov cheat starts at 599 ₽ and the standalone HWID spoofer at 499 ₽. Those are entry prices in the catalogue; which access periods a given product offers, and what each of them costs, is shown on that product's page. Payment is handled by GetCheats.

No review blames the cheat itself for a ban. One of the two buyers does warn, however, that failing to reboot the PC before launch can get you banned — he mentions Rust, even though Desync has no Rust product in the catalogue. There is a standalone HWID spoofer in the line-up, but it is a separate paid product, not insurance against a ban.

Two games: PUBG and Escape From Tarkov. The third product is an HWID spoofer, which is not tied to any single game. Nothing else exists in the line-up — this is a narrow vendor and the catalogue confirms it. If you need a cheat for a different title, Desync will have no option for you, so look at other vendors on GetCheats.

The purchase is the standard GetCheats flow: open the product page, pick an access period, pay, and the access appears in your account. Launch instructions and system requirements come from the seller together with that access — the profile data does not contain them. One tip straight from a review: reboot your PC before the first launch, since that buyer blames a skipped reboot for his ban.

Mostly by games: Desync covers PUBG and Escape From Tarkov, Cyber covers Rust and Arena Breakout, with no overlap at all. Then there is the weight of feedback. Cyber has eleven reviews and an average slightly above four; Desync scores higher, but on two reviews only. Prices are comparable — both lines start at roughly five hundred roubles.