NIGHTVEX Arena Breakout Cheat

What NIGHTVEX Does in Arena Breakout: Infinite

NIGHTVEX is a cheat for Arena Breakout: Infinite with ESP on players and bots, a radar, and a separate loot ESP. There's no aimbot: the tool only gives you map information and vision through walls. It suits players who want to read a fight ahead of time and pick a route across the map instead of relying on luck. NIGHTVEX stays undetected under the ACE anti-cheat and gets updated for every Arena Breakout patch in 2026, so after each game update we check the build and fix anything that breaks.

• Boxes and skeletons for players in 2D or 3D, plus health, weapon, distance, and name
• Bots tracked on their own layer with the same boxes and armor info as players
• A radar that marks players and bots differently, with distance rings and look direction
• Loot markers on the radar and a value-sorted table with a price filter

ESP on Players and Bots

The cheat shows 2D and 3D boxes, skeleton, weapon in hand, health, armor, distance, and name for every opponent. Bot ESP runs as a separate layer: bots get the same set of elements (boxes, weapon, armor, distance) and never get mixed up with real players in a fight. Corpses and teammates are marked separately, and a nearby-players table lists targets close by without turning the camera around. Corner-style boxes instead of solid outlines keep the screen lighter when several people show up at one spot.

Radar and Loot ESP

The built-in radar shows players and bots on a separate minimap with distance rings and an arrow pointing at each target's look direction, and the zoom and range adjust to whatever situation you are in. A separate combat mode highlights active fights and turns itself off after a set time or distance once the fight is over. Loot ESP marks the most valuable nearby items on the radar and collects them into a separate table, and a minimum-value filter keeps junk loot from cluttering the screen. Every radar element's color can be adjusted by hand through RGBA.

Spoofer, Compatibility, and Access

NIGHTVEX works with the Steam version and the standalone launcher, supports Intel and AMD processors, plus Windows 10 and 11 builds 21H2-25H2 in windowed mode. The built-in HWID spoofer changes your hardware IDs before launch, so you don't need to buy a separate spoofer. The tool doesn't hide from OBS screen capture, keep that in mind if you stream or record gameplay. Access starts at $6 a day, a week runs $25, and the 30-day plan is the best deal per day. We post update status and working builds for Arena Breakout in our Telegram (200+ members) and Discord (637+ members), where we also answer install and setup questions.