A persistent Zone where the haul is what you lose

STALCRAFT is EXBO's PvPvE shooter set in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone: a persistent world bent by anomalies, full of mutants and split between rival factions. There are no escape timers and no progression wipes. Your gear and long-term progress stay with you, but anything found on a run is at risk until you bring it back alive, and squads of up to five ambush and betray each other along the way. That sets the order of what software is for:

  • other players are the main threat to a full backpack, so player ESP with faction tags comes first;
  • mutants and hostile NPCs decide the route, and seeing them early lets you skip a fight you did not need;
  • artifacts and rare loot are the reason to go out, so a rarity filter beats a list of every bag on the map;
  • an ambush usually waits behind cover, and knowing about it before you step out matters more than how fast you aim.

One game under two names

The game came to Steam in December 2022 as STALCRAFT and later carried the name STALCRAFT: X. It is one and the same game, so software listed for STALCRAFT X targets it too.

The other trap in search is cheats for money. Movement, hits and physics are processed on EXBO's servers, and the developer names item manipulation among the things this blocks. An offer of in-game money from a cheat is selling something that cannot work.

EXens: server checks and bans for every character

STALCRAFT runs on EXBO's own engine and is protected by EXens, the studio's own anti-cheat team. Its March 2025 article describes both sides: the server checks movement, hits and physics and compares a player's statistics with what is normal and physically possible, while the client scans memory for injected code and treats modules without a digital signature as suspicious. A ban for cheating is permanent, cannot be appealed and covers every account and character in every region. The death screen has a report button.

Two things follow for the buyer. Speed hacks and item tricks are off the table, so working builds give you information and help with aim rather than movement. And whoever you kill can report you on the spot, so an aim that looks human counts for more here than raw speed.

From visuals to a full menu

Builds for STALCRAFT differ by how much they take over:

  1. Visuals. Players, NPCs and mutants through walls, with faction, distance and health.
  2. Visuals with loot and artifacts. Items with their rarity, artifacts and corpse bags.
  3. Full menu. An aimbot with field of view, smoothing and bone choice, a triggerbot and recoil control.

Questions that come up most

Are STALCRAFT and STALCRAFT X the same game? Yes. STALCRAFT: X is a later name of the same game, so whether a given build works depends on its version, not on the name.

Can a cheat give me money or items? No. The server blocks item manipulation, and offers like that are a scam.

Does a ban hit only one character? No. EXens bans every account and character a player has, in all regions.

What happens after a game update? The build has to be updated for the new client. Check the status on the cheat card before you go out.