Tundra Web Radar

Name: Tundra Web Radar
Brand: Procheat.net
SKU: p-arena-breakout-tundra-web-radar
Price: 4.71 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.8 (12 reviews)

Variations

Tundra Web Radar

1-days

Passive

Automatic

Out of stock

Preferred

$4,71

Tundra Web Radar

3-days

Passive

Automatic

Out of stock

Preferred

$9,42

Tundra Web Radar

7-days

Passive

Automatic

Out of stock

Preferred

$23,55

Tundra Web Radar

30-days

Passive

Automatic

Out of stock

Preferred

$47,10

Status Passive Son kontrol 26.09.2026 23:31

Product Features

Tundra Web Radar

Player markers

PMCs and scavs: A dot on the map with nickname, squad, level and meters to the target. In a couple of seconds you know who is around the corner.
Weapon, armor, helmet: The label shows the gun with its ammo type and the armor class. A shotgun in light armor at eighty meters is no threat, you walk around it.
Target health: A silhouette with remaining HP and damage already taken. You finish the wounded one and leave the healthy one alone.
Look direction: An arrow on every marker. You can tell whether someone has their back to you or has already turned.
Your aim line: A segment from your own marker to check on the map that you are facing the right way.
Movement trail: A trail behind each player: where they came from and where they are running. You intercept on the road instead of chasing.

Bots and bosses

Separate toggles: Bots, actors, bosses with guards and elites each have their own switch. Mute the ones you don't need.
Type badge: Every AI carries a badge with its subtype, distance and a look arrow.
AI corpses: Dead ones sit on their own layer and never mix with the living.
Where bosses aim: Aim lines for bosses and for regular bots switch on separately.
A color per type: PMC, scav and bot are painted differently, you tell them apart with peripheral vision.
AI marker size: Sliders for marker and corpse size so a crowd of bots doesn't blur into one blob.

Your squad

Teammates in color: Your own people get a separate color, no mix-ups in a fight.
Lines between teammates: Squad links are drawn as lines: you see who fell behind and who went around.

Loot

Master switch: One key hides all loot when the shooting starts.
Crates, floor, deathboxes: Three loot layers, each toggled on its own.
Price threshold: A slider or manual input in dollars, starting value 35,000. Cheap stuff never reaches the map.
Loot labels: Container name, item and price each switch on separately.
Nearest loot: A panel with what is lying next to you right now.
Strict mode: Known items only, no crates and no junk underfoot.
PMC backpacks: Player bodies with an estimate of what their gear is worth.

Hazards

Grenades: A thrown grenade shows up on the map, you move away by the marker, not by the sound.
Mines and claymores: Tripwires are visible in advance, on the approach to the spot.

Maps

Auto map select: The loader knows which location you loaded into, nothing to pick by hand.
Six maps: Farm, Valley, Northridge, Armory, TV Station and Airport.
TV Station floors: Levels are split apart, markers from different floors don't overlap.

Map look

Background brightness: A slider for your monitor and lighting, the map won't hurt your eyes at night.
Lines: Aim line thickness, dash and gap length for the dotted line, look arrow length.
Marker colors: Custom colors for players, bots, teammates, backpacks, grenades, loot, the movement trail and the price tag.
Aim line colors: Four lines painted separately: yours, PMCs, AI and bosses.

Presets

Minimal, Medium, Full: Three ready sets: from an almost empty map to everything at once.
Custom presets: Save your own layout and switch between them in two clicks.
Export and import: Move the config between PC and phone, nothing to tune twice.
Reset: Reset all brings back factory settings if you overdid it.

Phone

Portrait and landscape: Two layouts, panels adapt to the screen width.
Low data use: Positions stream in real time, but the connection barely gets loaded.
Feedback form: A form inside the interface: a bug or an idea goes straight to the developers.

Gear and thermal scopes

Thermal scopes: The marker shows who runs a thermal: a T7 on the head or a thermal scope on the gun. Don't bother hiding in a bush against that one.
Player gear: Hover the cursor over a marker and it unfolds everything the player wears and holds.
Gear durability: Green numbers like 45/45 show armor and helmet durability. Battered armor holds worse than its class promises.
Gear value: The value of what a player carries is now counted correctly, the old price errors are gone.

Safes

Safes on the map: Every safe on the location is marked apart from the rest of the loot.
Safe status: An orange marker means an open safe, green means closed. A closed one is waiting for you, an open one has already been cleaned out.

Product Description

Tundra Web Radar

Built for Arena Breakout Infinite: Tundra Web Radar leans on radar. PMCs and scavs; Weapon, armor, helmet; Target health. Windows 10: all builds; 11: all builds.. No HWID spoof in the box.

Tundra Web Radar — Arena Breakout Infinite

Built for Arena Breakout Infinite: Tundra Web Radar leans on radar. PMCs and scavs; Weapon, armor, helmet; Target health. Windows 10: all builds; 11: all builds.. No HWID spoof in the box.

What you actually get

PMCs and scavs
Weapon, armor, helmet
Target health
Look direction
Aimbot with FOV, smoothing and target filters in the menu
Player ESP with range, colours and party or guild hide
Recorded routes and automation
Type badge
AI corpses

Windowed or borderless is the safe launch mode. No HWID spoof in the box. Windows: 10: all builds; 11: all builds. Steam. Russian, English.

Risk, plainly

Private software still carries a ban risk. Read the live status on the listing. Keep farm accounts off the main if the build automates movement.