Halloween in Arena Breakout: Infinite turns one item into the most valuable thing in your backpack: a festive pumpkin that costs 100 Koen and can be worth 880,000 Koen once it fully evolves. Loot cheats help with this event in a specific way. They won't point at the pumpkins for you, but a Loot ESP with a value filter shows which containers and corpses are worth the detour, and player ESP shows who is camping the extract you need to reach with that pumpkin still in your bag.
The event started on October 29 and runs until November 25-26 depending on the activity. Current loot and ESP builds with prices and status are on our Arena Breakout Infinite loot cheats page; the notes below come from the official event announcement, the October 27 patch notes and the state of our catalog on November 3, all under ACE.
How Pumpkin Evolution II actually pays
Pumpkin Evolution II opened on October 29 at 05:00 UTC. You buy an Unripe Festive Pumpkin for 100 Koen, with a limit of two per day. You carry it into a raid, and if you extract successfully it can evolve. A pumpkin that reaches full evolution sells for 880,000 Koen. One that hasn't reached Lv.4 when you extract turns into Koen instead.
The event track runs on its own experience: you get 2 EXP for every 10,000 Koen of loot you extract. That makes every raid with a full backpack count twice, once for the money and once for the event level.
| Event piece | Where it comes from | What it gives |
|---|---|---|
| Unripe Festive Pumpkin | Bought for 100 Koen, 2 per day | Evolves on extraction, up to 880,000 Koen |
| Pumpkin Messengers | Spawn on all maps | Autumn Pumpkin Helmet on kill; backpacks may hold festive pumpkins |
| Fading Dawn | Found in safes (Corrupted Treasures) | Event item |
| Corrupted Clock | Crafted, not looted | Event item |
| Event EXP | Any extracted loot | 2 EXP per 10,000 Koen |
| Miraculous Festive Pumpkin | Mysterious Night Adventure tasks and 7-day check-in | Event reward |
Where the Halloween value sits during a raid
Pumpkins get the attention, but players have other reasons to run more raids this month.
Pumpkin Messengers
Pumpkin Messengers show up on every map. Killing one drops the Autumn Pumpkin Helmet, and their backpacks can contain festive pumpkins. That makes them a target for everyone in the lobby, which means the fights around them draw third parties fast.
Safes and the Fading Dawn
The Corrupted Treasures part of the event puts Fading Dawn inside safes, while the Corrupted Clock has to be crafted rather than found. Safes were already worth checking; during the event they are a stop on most looting routes, and players know it.
Side events running at the same time
Warlord Tournament Season 3 runs from October 29 to December 7 alongside Warlord Trial. Trash to Treasure runs until November 15: you feed items into the Smelter for a chance at a Prototype Calculation Module. Both add reasons to carry valuable items out instead of dying with them.
What a loot cheat can and can't do here
None of the product cards in our catalog say their ESP marks festive pumpkins, Pumpkin Messengers or Fading Dawn specifically. Event items are new, and whether a given build tags them depends on the developer. If that matters to you, ask support before buying instead of assuming.
What loot ESP does reliably is filter by value and container. During this event that solves the problem that eats the most time: opening a dozen crates and bodies to find two worth carrying. A minimum-price filter cuts that down, and corpse markers show where a fight already happened, which often means a Messenger kill or a dead pumpkin carrier. Player ESP solves the other half. A fully grown pumpkin is worth nothing if someone is holding the extract, and knowing where people are before you walk into the exit is where the real Koen is saved.
Four loot builds that are undetected right now
All four products below were marked undetected in our catalog on November 3.
NIGHTVEX: Loot ESP with a value table
NIGHTVEX is the closest thing to a dedicated loot cheat for Arena Breakout Infinite in our list. It shows value markers on its radar, a table of the most valuable loot nearby, and a minimum-value filter so cheap items stay off the screen. Player and bot ESP are separate layers, and corpses and teammates get their own markers. It has no aimbot. Clients: Steam and Launcher. Windows 10/11 (21H2 to 25H2) on Intel or AMD. About $6 per day, $24 per week or $47 per month.
CHAMS: colored models for players and loot
CHAMS does one thing: colored models through walls, on players and bots and separately on loot. There's no menu clutter and no value table, so it suits players who just want to see items and people in a building before entering it. Windows 10 (2004 to 22H2) and Windows 11 (23H2 to 25H2), Intel or AMD. Roughly $3.50 per day, $18 per week or $35 per month. Our full CHAMS review goes through the build setting by setting.
VATA RADAR Pro: loot and corpses on a map
VATA RADAR comes in two versions, and for this event the difference matters. Lite shows enemies, teammates and floors. Pro adds loot and corpses on the radar. If you are buying it to farm, buy Pro. Windows 10 (2004 to 22H2) and Windows 11 (22H2 to 25H2), Intel or AMD. Prices start at about $13 for three days, then $26 per week and $76 per month.
WARCHILL: Cash ESP on players
WARCHILL approaches loot from the other side. Its Cash ESP shows the total value of a target's gear and colors the label by rarity, from white through blue, purple and gold to red. During Halloween that tells you two things at once: which player is worth fighting, and which heavily geared squad you'd rather let walk past while you carry a pumpkin out. Windows 10-11 Pro x64 (1909 to 23H2). $5 per day, $20 per week, $50 per month.
| Build | Loot features | Player info | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| NIGHTVEX | Loot ESP, top-value table, min-value filter | ESP + radar, no aim | ≈$6 / $24 / $47 |
| CHAMS | Colored loot models | Colored player/bot models | ≈$3.50 / $18 / $35 |
| VATA RADAR Pro | Loot and corpses on radar | Enemies, teammates, floors | from ≈$13 / 3 days |
| WARCHILL | Cash ESP by gear value | Bone ESP, visibility check | $5 / $20 / $50 |
The risks that grew with the event
Event farming changes who takes the risk. The October 28 Bans Notice counted 9,812 Koen confiscations from players who had played alongside a cheater, up from 6,505 two weeks earlier and 2,514 in the report of September 23. If you farm pumpkins in a duo and only one of you runs a cheat, your partner's stash is exposed too. The same report counted 10,869 cheating bans, 3,861 of them for ten years. Our article on radars and teaming bans explains how that "played with a cheater" logic works in practice.
Selling Koen for real money is a separate ban reason. Per community reports, RMT enforcement hits both the buyer and the seller, so turning a stack of 880,000 Koen pumpkins into cash is a fast way to lose the account regardless of what software you used. For the wider list of ban triggers, see what gets accounts banned in ABI.
A farming routine that keeps the pumpkin alive
Our testers ran the event with the builds above and settled on a routine that cares more about extracting than about grabbing everything:
- Set the loot filter high: during the event, junk loot only slows you down; raise the minimum value until a room shows a handful of markers, not dozens.
- Check corpses before containers: a fresh body near a Messenger spawn may already hold what you came for.
- Read the extract before you walk to it: player ESP or a radar near the exit is worth more than one extra crate.
- Don't fight geared squads while carrying: Cash ESP tells you who is expensive to fight; skip them when a pumpkin is evolving in your bag.
- Use both daily pumpkins: the limit is two per day, so the event rewards steady raids more than one long session.
If you would rather have a gun-side edge for the fights around Messengers, our sibling piece on Arena Breakout aimbot types after Season 7 covers smooth aim and silent aim.
Before the event ends
The main event closes around November 25-26, so the window to farm pumpkins is a few weeks. The Arena Breakout ESP and loot hacks catalog → lists every loot and radar build with live status, and we update it after each client patch.
Questions about whether a build tags a specific event item go to the community and support: Telegram (300+ members) and Discord (2000+ members).
Halloween loot cheat FAQ
Does any Loot ESP highlight pumpkins directly?
None of our product cards list festive pumpkins, Pumpkin Messengers or Fading Dawn as a tagged item, so we don't promise it. Value filters and container markers still apply during the event. If tagging event items is the reason you are buying, ask ForgeCheats support which build handles them before paying.
How much is a fully evolved pumpkin worth?
A fully evolved festive pumpkin is worth 880,000 Koen. It starts as an Unripe Festive Pumpkin bought for 100 Koen, two per day, and it evolves through successful extractions. If it hasn't reached Lv.4 when you extract, it converts into Koen.
Which loot cheat is best for Arena Breakout Infinite during Halloween?
For pure looting, NIGHTVEX, because of its top-value table and minimum-price filter. For players who want everything colored with no setup, CHAMS. For a map view of loot and corpses, VATA RADAR Pro. All are undetected as of November 3; check the ABI cheats hub for today's status.
Can I lose Koen even if I don't cheat?
Yes. The October 28 report lists 9,812 confiscations from players who played with a cheater, so a clean duo partner can still lose Koen. Keep that in mind before inviting friends to an event farm.
When does the Halloween event end?
The main event runs until November 26, with Corrupted Treasures listed until November 25 in the patch notes. Trash to Treasure ends November 15, and Warlord Tournament Season 3 continues until December 7.
