Ancient cheats FAQ — buying, activation, returns

Mostly external cheats — they tend to stay undetected the longest. A few games also get internal and chams variants. Separately we ship a spoofer for resetting HWID after a ban, and a handful of small helpers like radars. For what is actually available right now and its current status, check the Catalog — it updates live.

Every product card shows the base price; the product page lets you pick a duration (commonly 1 day, 7 days, 30 days, 90 days). Different durations have proportional prices, and we mark discounts with a strike-through original price. Currency is USD by default — your final amount in your local currency is shown at checkout.

External products run in their own process and read game memory without writing — typically the lowest detection risk. Internal products inject into the game process for tighter integration. Chams is a visual subset that only highlights enemy models. Each variant lists supported anti-cheats and detection history on the product page.

A hardware-ID spoofer used to recover from HWID bans. It rewrites the disk/MAC/SMBIOS identifiers anti-cheats use to ban a specific machine. You only need it if your PC has been hardware-banned — it's not required for normal use.

Undetected — the build is currently safe to use. Risky — there's an active anti-cheat update or unusual ban wave; the operator may pause the product until the cause is identified. Detected — the build has been flagged; sales pause and an update is pushed. Every status change is logged with a timestamp.

The dedicated Status page is the single source of truth. Product cards link to it and the same status flag is shown on each product page next to the price. Everything else (Telegram channels, third-party trackers) is downstream of the Status page.

Yes — active subscribers receive email + Telegram alerts on any status change for their owned products. You can opt out per-channel in Account → Settings.

Subscription is automatically extended by the full pause duration. You don't need to ask — the extension is logged in your order timeline and the new expiry date appears in your account.

Two places, in parallel: (1) email — the licence and a one-page activation guide are sent to the address used at checkout, (2) account — Account → Orders → the relevant order shows the key, the loader download, and full instructions.

Inside the order page — every product has a tailored guide with screenshots, supported Windows versions, and pre-flight checks (disabling antivirus interference, downloading the loader). The same instructions are attached to the activation email.

Open Account → Orders → relevant order → "Report issue". An operator picks it up directly (not a bot). Median resolution under 30 minutes; if the key is genuinely broken, replacement or full refund is processed inside 24 hours.

Run the bundled spoofer (or buy the standalone SPOOFER product). The spoofer rewrites the identifiers your machine reports — anti-cheats see a different machine on next boot, and your existing key continues to work.

Only confirmed buyers — every review is matched to an order ID. There's no way to post a review without a real purchase tied to your account.

Yes, but only against spam, doxxing and outright lies. Negative reviews stay public — the operator answers under each one. We don't filter by sentiment and we don't pay for placements.

Practical guides — how cheats actually work, what spoofers do, how anti-cheats decide who to ban, and update notes for the products in the catalog. Short pieces written by operators, not SEO writers.

On the Blog page. Articles are grouped by tag (guides, releases, security, reviews) and the bottom of the index page has a long-form knowledge base covering cheats, spoofers and anti-cheat landscape.