Stern Reviews

The honest answer is: nobody knows. The profile lists a couple of dozen active products and not one published review, so undetected status, detection frequency and how support behaves when something breaks are all unconfirmed in public. The verified badge means the platform checked the seller, not that the software is good or that no ban will follow. Your first purchase is taken at your own risk.

The entry point is two hundred and ninety-nine roubles: that buys the Chams build for Escape From Tarkov or either of the two CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE versions. Most of the range sits between three hundred and ninety-nine and five hundred and ninety-nine roubles — Apex Legends, War Thunder, DayZ, Fortnite, Rust, Arc Raiders and Marvel Rivals. Highguard and Dune: Awakening are the most expensive.

There is nothing to answer with: the profile has no reviews, which means no ban reports and no reports of staying clean either. That silence is not a good sign, it is simply missing data rather than proof of an undetected build. The line-up includes VALORANT, Escape From Tarkov and Fortnite — the games with the harshest anti-cheats — and you would be the one testing them.

Competitive shooters: VALORANT, Apex Legends, Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, CoD: BO 6-7 / WARZONE, the Battlefield series, Hell Let Loose and WARDOGS. Extraction and survival titles: Escape From Tarkov, Rust, DayZ, Arc Raiders, Once Human, Dune: Awakening, Highguard, Hunt: Showdown and The First Descendant. Dead by Daylight and War Thunder sit apart from both groups. Rust and Warzone each have two separate builds.

The profile is a recent addition to the catalogue and its products have no published feedback yet — neither good nor bad. This is not hidden moderation or deleted complaints, just an empty feed: buyers have either not written anything or their reviews were never published. The practical takeaway is simple — you have only the product description and your own testing to go on.

Both bet on a wide line-up, but in different directions. Stern sticks to mainstream competitive titles — VALORANT, Warzone, Apex, Fortnite, Tarkov — and costs noticeably more. Byster is roughly half the price and leans into niche games: Albion Online, Path of Exile 2, Last Epoch, STALCRAFT, Megabonk. Neither wins on reputation: Stern has no reviews at all and Byster has exactly one.