Tundra WEB Radar cheat for Arena Breakout: Infinite on Windows
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About Tundra WEB Radar for Arena Breakout: Infinite
Tundra WEB Radar is a browser raid map for Arena Breakout: Infinite. It opens in a tab on a computer, a second monitor or a smartphone rather than over the game, and shows players, AI, loot, hazards and extracts in real time. Every PMC and Scav shows health, weapon with ammo, armour, helmet, nickname, team, level, distance and heading.
Bots, actors, bosses, escorts and elites are toggled separately, and each group has its own marker colour and size. Loot covers containers, ground items and defboxes with name and price; the value threshold is set with a slider or a number, and the chests of dead PMCs get a value estimate. Grenades, mines and claymores are marked on the map. Farm, Valley, Northridge, Armory, Airport and TV Station by floor are supported, and the map is detected automatically.
There are Minimal, Medium and Full presets, your own setting sets and their transfer between devices. The gaming PC needs Windows 10/11 x64 and an AMD or Intel processor, the client is the official launcher or Steam; no spoofer is included.
Features of Tundra WEB Radar for Arena Breakout: Infinite
- position, nickname, team, level, distance and heading.
- health, weapon, ammo, armour and helmet of every player.
- a silhouette shows how badly a player is hurt.
- where a player is aiming and where they have walked.
- killed PMCs and Scavs are marked on the map.
- bots, actors, bosses, escorts and elites are toggled separately.
- subtype, distance and view direction of a bot.
- dead bots are shown on a layer of their own.
- regular bots and bosses get separate lines.
- own colour and size for each bot group.
- teammates are highlighted and linked with lines.
- containers, ground items and defboxes with name and price.
- the threshold is set with a slider or typed in.
- a list of items lying close to you.
- only loot the radar knows stays on the map.
- an estimate of what a dead PMC's chest is worth.
- grenades, mines and claymores on the raid map.
- raid extraction points are marked on the map.
- Farm, Valley, Northridge, Armory, Airport and TV Station by floor.
- the radar works out which map the raid is on.
- map brightness and line settings can be changed.
- any marker or label can be recoloured.
- Minimal, Medium, Full and your own saved sets.
- export and import between devices, reset to defaults.
- the interface adapts to a smartphone screen.
- the map updates in real time and uses little traffic.







