Win every long-range duel with a drop-compensating aimbot, 🪂 full player and loot ESP, and a radar tracking the whole lobby. 🍳
PUBG is decided at ranges most shooters never reach. A 400 metre fight comes down to zeroing your scope, reading drop and leading a moving target, and by the time you have worked all three out the other squad has already prone-crawled into a treeline. Our PUBG cheat solves that maths for you. The aimbot calculates bullet drop and travel time for every weapon and optic pairing in the game, from a red dot at 50 metres to an 8x on a Kar98 across a ridge, and adjusts as your target sprints or drives. Player ESP marks every enemy through buildings, rocks and terrain with exact distance and health, so you know whether a compound is empty or holding a full squad before you commit. Loot ESP sorts weapons, attachments, armour and meds so the drop takes seconds, vehicle ESP keeps a rotation option in sight, and a full-map radar tracks the lobby as the blue zone closes. It all reads from outside the game process behind our BattlEye kernel bypass.
Yes. PUBG runs BattlEye as a kernel-mode driver and we maintain a dedicated bypass for it, the same stack we run for DayZ and Rainbow Six Siege. Because it is tested across three BattlEye titles at once, issues surface and get patched faster than a single-game bypass. Always check the status page before loading in.
Yes, and this is the core feature. PUBG has the longest engagement ranges of any mainstream battle royale, so our aimbot solves a full ballistic arc using each weapon's muzzle velocity, the optic's zeroing distance, and target velocity. It holds correctly for an 8x Kar98 shot at 500 metres just as it does for a red dot at 50.
Yes. Loot ESP highlights weapons, attachments, armour and medical items with tier filters so you can gear up in seconds after landing. Vehicle ESP shows every car, bike and boat with its current fuel level, so you always know where your next rotation is coming from as the blue zone closes.
Yes. All standard modes are supported including Ranked, Normal matches, and custom games. Esports-mode and tournament lobbies apply additional server-side validation, so we recommend sticking to standard queues rather than competitive events.
We monitor both. PUBG patches on a roughly monthly update cycle with smaller hotfixes between, and BattlEye pushes signature changes independently. The status page flips to 'updating' the moment either lands and we typically have a compatibility build out within a few hours. Extended downtime is compensated with automatic subscription extensions.
Calculates bullet drop and travel time for every weapon and optic pairing, adjusting automatically as targets sprint or drive.
Marks every enemy through buildings, rocks and terrain with exact distance, health and held weapon at any range.
Sorts weapons, attachments, armour and meds by tier with filters so the drop takes seconds instead of minutes.
Shows every car, bike and boat on the map with fuel level so a rotation option is always in sight.
Full penetrating wallhack rendering players and interactables through compounds, rocks and terrain geometry.
Removes vertical kick, horizontal pull and scope sway so long bursts stay on target through the whole magazine.
Overlay plotting every remaining player and the closing blue zone so you rotate ahead of the circle, not through it.
Kernel-level bypass shared with our DayZ and Rainbow Six builds, tested continuously across all three titles.
PUBG runs on Unreal Engine with BattlEye operating as a kernel-mode driver, so nothing we do touches the game process directly. Our aimbot reads entity positions from external memory and solves a full ballistic arc rather than a simple angle: every weapon in PUBG has its own muzzle velocity and drop curve, and each optic changes the zeroing distance, so the solver takes both plus target velocity and produces the exact hold required. That is why it lands 500 metre Kar98 shots that a generic aimbot would place metres low. Correction is delivered through a hardware HID emulator Windows treats as a physical USB mouse. FOV radius, smoothing, reaction delay, target bone and a panic key are all configurable, so you can run anything from a light assist to a full lock.
BattlEye on PUBG is mature and aggressive, and we maintain our bypass against it continuously rather than reactively, sharing the same driver stack across our DayZ and Rainbow Six builds. Software safety is only part of it though. PUBG's death cam shows the killer's perspective, and its report system routes heavily reviewed clips to manual analysis, so blatant snapping at range is the fastest way to get flagged by another player rather than by BattlEye. We recommend humanised smoothing, a conservative FOV, and leaning on ESP for your advantage. Knowing a squad is holding the treeline 300 metres out wins the fight before it starts, and it leaves nothing suspicious on anyone's replay.
PUBG has run BattlEye for years, which means the anti-cheat is mature and most cheap public PUBG hacks are detected within days of release. Noble Cheats runs the same kernel bypass stack we maintain for DayZ and Rainbow Six Siege, two other BattlEye titles, so the bypass is tested continuously across three games rather than one. Our PUBG build also ships with per-optic ballistic profiles rather than a single generic drop value, which is the difference between landing an 8x shot at 500 metres and spraying dirt. Add real-time status reporting before every load, automatic subscription extensions for downtime, and 24/7 Discord support, and you get a PUBG cheat that survives patches instead of dying at the next one.
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