Bleak for ARC Raiders: menu, ESP and feature overview

The Bleak ARC Raiders listing separates aiming, visual markers, world objects, radar and configuration controls. This structure matters more than the total number of features: players, drones and items have separate settings, and an object can have different display parameters on the main screen and radar.

This overview explains advertised capabilities before purchase. It does not replace the current instructions or confirm every feature after a game update. Start with your own requirements: relevant objects, the installed game client and information that should remain visible.

The description lists boxes, skeletons, names, weapons, health, ammunition and Team ID. Visible and invisible targets have separate colors, while wounded players have a color override. Corpse markers also have an independent distance limit.

Do not enable every label simply because it exists. Decide which information matters and choose a readable text size, then consider both bright and dark backgrounds. A visibility color reflects one function’s classification; it is not a promise that no small obstacle covers the target. ESP preview helps assess styling but cannot replace an in-game readability check.

Bleak lists drones, containers and ground items separately. Item controls include type, rarity, minimum value, and value and weight labels. Containers have their own groups, such as weapon cases, medical bags and quest containers. A container marker does not establish that its full inventory is visible.

If an expected object disappears, first match its type to the selected category, then check distance, rarity and minimum value. A high value threshold can hide an inexpensive material needed for a particular task. A resource-search profile and a general looting profile therefore need not use identical filters.

Radar controls cover position, size, zoom and object groups separately. Moving the window does not change item-search distance, and making it larger is not the same as expanding the displayed area. Evaluate those settings separately so that a zoom issue is not mistaken for missing data.

The description defines Battle Mode as clearing some loot markers from ESP for PvP/PvE. It is not another name for aiming or necessarily a switch that disables every visual feature. If items disappear after a hotkey press, check this mode before changing filters or rebuilding a configuration.

The menu lists save, load, refresh-list and delete actions. Give profiles descriptive names so that a loaded preset does not leave you guessing why colors or distances changed. Saving a new setup and loading an existing one are different actions; check the selected profile after editing.

The additional-functions section includes Invisible, but the listing explicitly says that its effect is local and the server does not accept it. This must not be interpreted as actual invisibility to other players. Likewise, Stream Proof requires checking the specific capture method and does not guarantee freedom from bans.

The requirements list Intel/AMD processors, Steam/Xbox clients and Windows 10–11 within a stated build range. Support for enabled Secure Boot is listed separately. Check the exact OS build and game client: the word Xbox in these requirements does not by itself confirm console support.

Review current terms on the Bleak page, then compare options in the ARC Raiders section. Clarify subscription timing and PC binding before activation. Cheats violate game rules; a product status, configuration or review does not remove the risk of sanctions.