Pussycat [Arc Raiders]

Arc Raiders rewards knowing what's in a container before you open it and who's behind the next wall before they see you. Pussycat is built around exactly that: full player and loot awareness, no guessing, delivered through a dense ESP and radar system rather than a single toggle. Player ESP draws a box (with its own style setting) and a skeleton, plus snaplines with their own line style, a health bar with a numeric health value, an armor bar with a numeric armor value, team ID, and player names. A dedicated toggle shows your own raider on the overlay too. Ignore Team and Ignore Dead filters strip out the clutter you don't need mid-fight, and both a regular distance and a world distance reading tell you exactly how far a target actually is. Containers get their own ESP layer: a cap on how many are shown, a distance reading, and an optional radar marker, so you're not sprinting across the map for a container with nothing worth grabbing. Loose pickup items are tracked the same way, but in more detail - name, category, amount and weight are all shown, again with their own distance reading and radar option, so you can judge a pickup's value before you commit to the detour. The radar itself is fully positionable - X and Y placement, size and its own distance range - so it sits wherever it's actually useful on your screen instead of wherever the default puts it. Font settings are split between enemy labels and item labels, the crosshair has its own thickness and size controls, and there's a dedicated menu key plus an FPS overlay lock for keeping an eye on performance while you play. Pussycat is built for awareness, not aim - it has no aimbot, and no built-in HWID spoofer either. If you want assisted aiming on top of ESP, Fecurity [Arc Raiders] covers that instead, from $5. Pussycat itself stays invisible in recordings and screenshots, runs on any Intel or AMD setup, and delivers instantly after purchase - check the status page for the current word on this game's anti-cheat before you buy.