Saturn Reviews

The profile is platform-verified and every one of the seven reviews is five stars. Seven reviews are not yet a reputation, though: buyers describe a day, three days, a couple of dozen matches without a ban, so there is no long track record for any single product. Note too that the ACE and EA Javelin builds have no feedback at all.

The cheapest entry is the temporary BattlEye and FiveM build at 430 ₽. Then come ACE at 690 ₽, EAC at 838 ₽ and EA Javelin at 860 ₽, while the priciest temporary build targets Riot Vanguard at 1257 ₽. The Saturn Perm Spoofer is sold separately at 5200 ₽. These are entry prices; the subscription period is picked on the product page.

That is exactly what it is sold for. The reviews contain two concrete cases: a player hit with a VAN 152 hardware ban in VALORANT went a full day after spoofing without another ban, and another got back into Rust after several other spoofers had been caught almost immediately. That is not a guarantee: the spans are short and there are only seven reviews.

The range is split by protection rather than by title: BattlEye together with FiveM, EAC, ACE, EA Javelin and Riot Vanguard. The sixth product, the Saturn Perm Spoofer, carries no anti-cheat in its name. Which games each build actually covers is not stated in the profile, so check that on the product page before paying.

Pick the build that matches your game's anti-cheat, pay, and you get access to the loader — reviewers single out its menu for praise. The start is described as fast, but one buyer says the spoof only took properly on the second attempt. Budget some time for that first launch instead of assuming it will work straight away.

Reported Spoofer is a single universal product at 1599 ₽ with a near-perfect score, but also on only seven reviews. Saturn instead sells six separate builds aimed at specific protections, and most of the temporary ones are cheaper, from 430 ₽ to 1257 ₽. Only the permanent Perm Spoofer at 5200 ₽ costs more.