SCUM cheats with bone aim, ESP for players, armed NPCs and loot, a 2D radar and no recoil, in external and internal builds. Gamepires moved the game from EAC to BattlEye with 1.0 in June 2025, and every build here is checked against that.
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Version 1.0 (17 June 2025) replaced EAC with BattlEye, so builds made for EAC are dead. Each listing shows its status against the current BattlEye before you pay.
The island covers 144 km2. Loot ESP points you at the clinic shelf or the gun locker instead of sending you through forty empty houses.
Calories, vitamins, infections and broken bones keep running as normal. Nothing here touches them, so you still have to eat.
Version 1.0 put armed NPCs on the island. ESP marks them through walls and tree lines, so a patrol never surprises you at a corner.
Builds start at 1 day. Test one on your own PC and your own server type, then decide whether to keep going.
Some builds ship with a spoofer for hardware bans and a streamproof mode that keeps overlays off recordings and shared screens.
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| TOP 1MASON |
Mason | $4.00 | Working | Excellent |
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Buy |
| TOP 2ARCANE |
Arcane | $4.00 | Working | Excellent |
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Buy |
| TOP 3BYSTER |
Byster | $2.99 | Working | Excellent |
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Buy |
| SHACK PRIVATE |
Shack | $30.00 | Working | Excellent |
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Buy |
| INGRAM | — | $4.00 | Working | Excellent |
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Buy |
| CROOKED |
Crooked Arms | $4.99 | Working | Excellent |
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Buy |
| HYPER |
Hyper | $4.99 | Working | Good |
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Buy |
| RING |
Ring | $4.00 | Working | Good |
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Buy |
SCUM is a survival simulator from Gamepires, published by Jagex, and it left Early Access on 17 June 2025 after seven years. The island is 144 km2, and most of a session goes to walking, searching and waiting. A loot ESP cuts the searching: antibiotics, ammo and crafting parts show up as labels with distances. Aim handles the few minutes when another player does turn up at range. Since 1.0 there is a third threat as well, armed NPCs, which means even a quiet PvE server can shoot back.
Version 1.0 also swapped EAC for BattlEye. Old EAC builds no longer load, and anything sold today has to be tested against the new setup. That matters more here than in most games, because a character lives on one server for weeks: a built base, a stocked trunk, trained skills. A hardware ban takes all of it and locks the PC out of new accounts. A spoofer removes the hardware half of that risk. The listing for each build shows how recently it was verified.
Coastal town. Narrow streets, boats at the pier and two squads fighting over the pharmacy. ESP shows who is behind which wall, and the radar tells you the second group is coming along the shoreline before you step outside.
Lumber yard. Sawmill sheds, stacked logs and a long open yard. Timber is the cheap part. Players camp the fenced gap, and bone aim with lead holds a moving target at the edge of the trees while you stay under cover.
Airfield military. Hangars, a tower and patrolling armed NPCs. ESP lists patrols before you cross the apron, skeleton boxes show positions inside the hangar, and no recoil keeps a full magazine on target instead of in the sky.
Inland village. Farmhouses, wells and a run of cabins well away from the coast. Nobody is there to watch you work. Loot ESP clears a house in seconds, so a solo crafter can stock up and be gone before the daylight changes.
PvP players want the full set: aim, player ESP and radar, with streamproof if clips get shared. Solo or PvE players need loot and NPC ESP first, and aim is a bonus. A base builder mostly wants the radar and loot labels. If you are only curious, rent for 1 day and see how it behaves on your hardware and your server type before committing to anything longer.
SCUM simulates the body in detail: metabolism, calories, vitamins, infections and fractures. DayZ has nothing like it. Rust is a scattering of separate servers, while SCUM is one large island where your character lives. DayZ is protected by EAC, while SCUM now runs BattlEye. The 1.0 map rework and the new armed NPCs mean older route knowledge is out of date, which makes information tools worth more than they were before. Anyone returning after years away is effectively learning the island again.
The SCUM aimbot locks onto the bone you choose, with smoothing so the movement looks human and lead for targets crossing open ground. You can restrict it to visible targets only. At 300 meters across a field it keeps a runner in the crosshair, and inside a hangar or cabin it still reacts quickly. Field of view and key bind are yours to set.
ESP draws boxes, skeletons and distances for players and armed NPCs through walls, foliage and doors. Loot labels cover weapons, ammo, medical items and crafting parts, so a house search takes seconds. You can switch categories on and off to keep the screen readable, and chams recolor silhouettes in dark interiors where outlines blur.
The 2D radar shows players and NPCs around you as dots on a small map, either over the game or in a browser on your phone or second monitor. It is the quickest way to learn whether the footsteps outside belong to a squad, a lone survivor or a patrol walking the road.
No recoil cancels the muzzle climb on rifles and automatic weapons, and the spread option tightens the grouping on top of that. A full magazine at 200 meters lands in the same area instead of drifting upward. On camera it looks like a player with a very steady hand.
External builds run beside the game and are simpler to start. Internal builds sit closer to it, offer more features and finer settings. The SCUM catalog has no DMA builds at this time, so everything runs on the gaming PC. For other games with hardware-based setups, see the DMA section.
BattlEye has protected SCUM since 1.0 in June 2025, and ban waves tend to follow patches. The goal for a build is to stay undetected on the current game version, not to ignore the anti-cheat. Each build page shows its status and last check, and a build that a patch breaks is pulled until it works again.
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buildRINGScumkey arrived right away
buildBYSTERScumprivate build holds up well
buildSHACK PRIVATEScumCOOL!!!!
buildCROOKEDScumExcellent software. It has all the needed features for solo use.
buildINGRAMScumstable since the last patch
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Contact supportBone aim with prediction and smoothing, ESP for players, armed NPCs and loot, chams, a 2D radar and no recoil. Both external and internal builds are offered, and some include a spoofer and streamproof mode. There are no DMA builds for SCUM yet.
Risk never reaches zero. BattlEye has been active since June 2025 and ban waves often follow patches. Every build shows its current status, and any build broken by an update is withdrawn until a working version is released.
If you value your character, yes. A character takes weeks to build on one server, and a hardware ban erases it and blocks new accounts on that PC. A spoofer changes the hardware identifiers so that a ban stays attached to the account only.
Yes, rentals start at 1 day. That is enough to run the build on your own PC, join the kind of server you play on and see whether it suits you. It is also handy right after a Gamepires patch.
They do. On PvE the useful part is loot and NPC ESP plus the radar, since the threat is armed NPCs rather than players. Aim matters mostly on PvP servers. Check your server rules first, because some community hosts run their own checks.
Turn on NPC ESP and the radar, and you can see patrols through walls before they see you. From there you can avoid them, pick the angle, or use bone aim with no recoil to finish them at range before they close in.
