Medusa

Every review on the profile is positive, but there are only four of them across seven products, which is not a sample. One buyer reports a full day of rage play without a ban — a single experience, not a rule. The store's Trust Score for Medusa is the lowest possible, and it reflects the shop's dealings with the developer, not the code. A ban is always possible.

They measure different things. Five out of five is the buyer average, drawn from just four reviews: those people liked the product. The Trust Score is set by the store itself, and for Medusa it sits at the bottom, because GetCheats editors rate the provider negatively after difficult communication with its developer. A product buyers enjoy can still come from an awkward partner.

The Deadlock cheat is the cheapest at 99 ₽. Then come Unturned at 149 ₽, Medusa Lite for DayZ at 199 ₽, Medusa Spoofer at 200 ₽, the regular DayZ cheat at 299 ₽, Medusa Lite for Escape From Tarkov at 499 ₽, and Medusa Rage for Tarkov at the top for 649 ₽. Subscription lengths are listed on each product page.

Escape From Tarkov, DayZ, Unturned and Deadlock. Tarkov and DayZ each come in two builds: the regular one and a lighter, cheaper Lite version. The HWID spoofer is sold as a separate product and is not tied to any game. Nothing else is in the line-up, and there are no mobile products here — PC only.

Medusa Spoofer is sold on its own for 200 ₽, yet two buyers write that a spoofer and a cleaner come built into the cheat itself. What your particular build includes is stated on that product's page: one version may bundle the tool, another may not. Nobody has left a review of the standalone spoofer on this profile so far.

By game coverage and by how much feedback exists. Medusa covers Escape From Tarkov, DayZ, Unturned and Deadlock; Xernel covers Rust, DayZ, PUBG, Arena Breakout and Arma Reforger, so they meet only on DayZ. Xernel has twenty-one reviews and an average near three and a half; Medusa has four reviews, all top marks. More reviews expose more of both sides.