What Features Does the ARC Raiders Cheat Have: What Player/ARC ESP, Loot Filter, Aimbot, and Extraction Marker Each Solve

According to the public introduction on TopCheat's product page, the ARC Raiders assistant has four features: player/ARC ESP, loot rarity filtering, aimbot, and extraction point markers. The four most dangerous moments in a match are: getting ambushed by players or ARC machines, filling your backpack with worthless items, missing shots in a firefight, and failing to extract with your loot. These four features each address one of those problems.

Below, we go through what each feature displays or changes, what it is useful for in ARC Raiders, and what to check when buying. Finally, we explain how the recent major update and the PvE matchmaking test affect purchasing decisions.

First, understand: what is most dangerous in an ARC Raiders match

ARC Raiders is a third-person PvPvE extraction shooter developed by Embark Studios. The map contains both other player squads and ARC machine enemies. You drop in, loot, and extract with your supplies back to the underground city of Speranza; if you die along the way, you generally lose what was in your backpack.

That is why the needs for an assistant in this game differ from a pure gunfight game: information is often worth more than aim. You need to know whether the nearby threat is a player or a machine, which items are worth backpack space, and where the nearest extraction point is. The four features of the ARC Raiders assistant are designed around the loop of looting, fighting, and extracting.

What each of the four features does

Player/ARC ESP: decide whether to fight, avoid, or wait

ESP highlights targets behind walls and outside your view. What makes ARC Raiders special is that there are two types of threats: hostile players and ARC machines. If you can only see players, you might run straight into a patrolling machine while avoiding people; if you can only see machines, the noise of shooting one might draw nearby squads. Seeing both types of targets helps you judge whether it is safe to shoot now and whether to take a different route.

The marker style (boxes, names, distances, etc.) and which items can be toggled individually are subject to the current description on the product page. When using it, note that the more information displayed at once, the more cluttered the screen becomes. If distance or type filtering is supported, keeping only nearby targets visible while looting will make things clearer.

Loot rarity filter: search fewer containers, expose yourself less

This feature highlights items on the ground and in containers by rarity tier. ARC Raiders has limited backpack space, and dying means losing your loot, so the longer you rummage in a room, the greater the chance of getting cornered. Filtering lets you see at a glance which tier is worth taking and skip the clutter that eats up space.

Do not set the threshold too high at first. Early on, missions and gear upgrades require plenty of basic materials, so filtering only for high rarity can make you miss what you need right now. Raise the threshold once your goal becomes "bring home only the valuable stuff." Escape from Tarkov is also an extraction game, and its filtering approach can be referenced in how to set up loot filtering in the Escape from Tarkov assistant, but the two games have different item systems, so the specific tiers cannot be copied directly.

Aimbot: responsible for "hitting the shot"

ESP and loot filtering are about "seeing," while aimbot is about "hitting." It is mainly used when fighting players, and also when fighting ARC machines. The available parameters—such as aim range, smoothness, and target body part—and how to adjust them are subject to the current description on the product page. This article does not speculate based on aimbot parameters from other games.

If you focus on looting and avoid fights as much as possible, aimbot is usually used less often than ESP and loot filtering; if you frequently intercept other players' loot, aimbot is the priority.

Extraction point markers: profit only counts if you extract

This feature marks extraction points on the screen, making it easier to plan your route back to Speranza. In ARC Raiders, a match's gains only count if you extract successfully. When you are unfamiliar with the map and your backpack is full, the time spent searching for an extraction point is often the most dangerous part.

Extraction point markers work best together with ESP: first confirm whether anyone is camping near the extraction point or whether machines are patrolling, then decide whether to take that point or choose another.

Which features to prioritize for different playstyles

• Loot-focused, solo or cautious playstyle: loot rarity filter + extraction point markers + ESP. The goal is to search fewer containers, avoid people, and extract reliably.
• Aggressive PvP, hunting players and taking their loot: ESP + aimbot. Find players first, then make sure your shots land in the firefight.
• New players unfamiliar with the map: extraction point markers + ARC ESP. First solve getting lost and dying to machines.
• PvE matchmaking (if you play this mode in testing): player ESP and anti-player aimbot become significantly less useful, while ARC ESP, loot filtering, and extraction points become more useful. This assumes the assistant supports this mode; see the next section.

How Frozen Trail 2.0 and the PvE matchmaking test affect purchasing

According to public reports, Embark Studios released the Frozen Trail 2.0 major update in October 2026. The developer had also previously announced testing a PvE matchmaking toggle: in PvE matches, players do not damage each other, and loot rewards are adjusted.

This has two implications for people planning to buy an assistant:

1. After a major update, you need to reconfirm whether it works. A major game update may require the assistant to be re-adapted. Currently, there is no information showing that TopCheat has released a compatibility announcement for Frozen Trail 2.0, so before ordering, check whether the product page currently marks it as available, under maintenance, or updating.
2. Different modes must be confirmed separately. Being usable in normal PvPvE matches does not mean it works in the PvE test mode, and vice versa. If you plan to mainly play PvE mode, first confirm whether the page states support for it.

Checklist before ordering

• Current status: whether the product page marks it as available, under maintenance, or updating, especially right after a major update.
• Feature list: the features on the page may change; the list shown at the time of ordering is authoritative.
• Packages and redemption codes: offered as daily, weekly, and monthly passes; the code can only be used for ARC Raiders and is not interchangeable with other games.
• Device binding: confirm the binding rules and whether and how it can be unbound; players who switch computers should ask clearly first.
• Price: subject to the current price shown on the page.
• Risk: using third-party programs in an online game violates the game's rules, and accounts may be penalized. Claims like "permanently ban-free" or "absolutely safe" cannot be treated as guarantees. Right after a major update, consider buying a short-term package first and then a longer one after confirming compatibility.

Feature descriptions, package prices, and current maintenance status can be found on the ARC Raiders assistant product page.