Crooked Arms review
A Modern Warfare III and Warzone cheat sold by the day, week or 31 days, priced in roubles.
Their channels: crooked-arms.shop Discord: discord.gg/x4nebm9VA6 Telegram: t.me/CR00KED_ARMS
- Research
- Public information reviewed
- Independent testing
- Public information
- Last updated
- Last tested by us
- Never, yet
Profiled from what the provider publishes. Nothing bought, nothing tested.
1 of 5 steps done.
- Read the fine print: done
- Bought it: not yet
- Tested it: not yet
- Timed it: not yet
- Scored it: not yet
The short version
Evidence: EditorialCrooked Arms has the most candid fine print in this group, and the most hoops. The feature list is long and specific, down to keycards and field modifications. Then come the requirements: a flash drive, an HWID spoofer sold separately, windowed mode and a Windows build list that stops at 23H2. Prices are in roubles and move with the dollar. The refund rules say no in six different ways. We haven’t bought it.
- Would we buy it?
- Maybe
- Tested by us
- Not yet
What they advertise
In their words, attributed. None of it is checked until a badge says so.
- Evidence: Provider claim Features
Crooked Arms says the cheat does not show up in videos, screenshots or screen sharing.
“The cheat is not visible on videos, screenshots or screen demos”
How we’d check it: Record and screenshot a session with it running, then look.
- Evidence: Provider claim Delivery
Crooked Arms says buyers receive detailed instructions and a key after paying.
“After the purchase, you will receive detailed instructions and a key”
How we’d check it: Buy it and see what arrives, and how fast.
What we noticed
- Evidence: Observed
The provider’s own notes flag the aimbot
The feature list has Russian notes beside the English labels. “Enable aimbot” is marked “Danger”, and the note on acceleration says that at 1.0 it is fast, with no smoothing, and dangerous to use.
- Evidence: Observed
The post is undated and names Modern Warfare III
Modern Warfare III is a 2023 game. The post may be older than the research snapshot it arrived in.
- Evidence: Observed
crooked-arms.com was registered on 5 January 2020
Registrar: Regtime Ltd.. The provider’s own post links to other addresses; the name matches, but we have not confirmed who controls crooked-arms.com. A domain’s age doesn’t confirm or contradict how long a business has run: providers move domains.
| Product | Duration | Price | Evidence | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III + WarzoneCrooked Arms says the price moves with the dollar to rouble exchange rate. | 1 day | 350 RUB | Evidence: Provider claim | |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III + WarzoneCrooked Arms says the price moves with the dollar to rouble exchange rate. | 7 days | 1,200 RUB | Evidence: Provider claim | |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III + WarzoneCrooked Arms says the price moves with the dollar to rouble exchange rate. The HWID spoofer is extra. | 31 days | 2,300 RUB | Evidence: Provider claim |
Features
“Observed” means the option is visible in a screenshot. “Provider claim” means a feature list says so. Neither means it works.
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Evidence: Provider claim
- Enable aimbot (works while the chosen key is held)
- Recoil compensation
- Aim at bots
- Aim at knocked players
- Visibility check
- Aim priority
- Distance
- Crosshair
- Smooth
- Smoothness while locked on
- Acceleration
- Draw FOV circle
- FOV
- Aim distance
- Draw aim area
- Aim area radius
- Bone change time
- Key selection (any key)
Evidence: Provider claim Bones (one or several)
- Head
- Neck
- Left elbow
- Right elbow
- Body
- Pelvis
- Left knee
- Right knee
ESP
Evidence: Provider claim Players
- Only visible
- Friends
- Name
- Line
- Health
- Box 2D
- Distance
- Skeleton and skeleton line size
- Skeleton draw distance
- Additional distance
- Draw distance
Evidence: Provider claim Colours
- Friends
- Enemy bots
- Enemy players
- Visible enemies
- Target
Radar
Evidence: Provider claim
- Enable radar
- Backlight distance
- Size
- X and Y position
- Alpha
Loot
Evidence: Provider claim
- Weapons
- Armour plates and heavy armour
- Ammo
- Tactical gear
- Combat gear
- Money
- Survival kits (defibrillator, gas mask)
- Containers (backpacks, bags, crates)
- Killstreaks
- Field modifications
- Keys and keycards
- Loot draw distance
- Key to turn loot off
Other
Evidence: Provider claim
- Not visible on videos, screenshots or screen demos
- Open menu key
Compatibility
What it says it runs on. Anything it doesn’t mention is listed under what we still need, not as a “No”.
- Operating system
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Evidence: Provider claim Windows 10, 64-bit · Windows 11, 64-bit
- Windows builds
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Evidence: Provider claim 1903 (18362) · 1909 (18363) · 2004 (19041) · 20H2 (19042) · 21H1 (19043) · 21H2 (19044) · 22H2 (19045) · 21H2 (22000) · 22H2 (22621) · 23H2 (22631)
The list stops at Windows 11 23H2. Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 are not on it.
- CPU
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Evidence: Provider claim Intel · AMD
- Games
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Evidence: Provider claim Modern Warfare III · Warzone
- Launchers
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Evidence: Provider claim Steam · Battle.net
- Game modes
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Evidence: Provider claim Windowed
The game has to run in a window.
Requirements
What you need before it runs, beyond a PC and the game.
- Evidence: Provider claim
A flash drive, virtual or physical.
“To run the software you need a flash drive (virtual or physical)”
- Evidence: Provider claim
An HWID spoofer, bought separately. It is not built in, and other spoofers are not guaranteed to work with it.
“HWID SPOOFER - Not built into the software! Sold separately!”
- Evidence: Provider claim
The game running in windowed mode.
“Game Mode: Windowed*”
- Evidence: Provider claim
A PC that matches their description and their technical requirements, followed exactly, or no refund.
Support
What they promise, and, separately, what we measured. Never averaged together.
What they say
- Evidence: Provider claim Support
Crooked Arms says it provides timely support and works on the cheat constantly.
“We provide timely support and constant work on the cheat”
How we’d check it: Send our standard questions and time the replies.
Not measured yet. We send every provider the same questions and time the replies.
Refunds and terms
Summarised from their own text. Read the original before you pay.
Evidence: Provider claim The provider’s published rules, in plain words.
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You buy and use the software at your own risk.
Their words: “You acquire and use the software at your own risk.”
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An undetected status does not guarantee protection from a ban; with any cheat in any game, a ban is possible.
Their words: “Undetected status does not guarantee 100% protection against blocking (with any cheat in any game, a ban is possible).”
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After a game update, wait for the software update.
Their words: “If the update is in the game, wait for the software update.”
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No refund if the project is detected or shut down.
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No refund if your game account is banned.
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No exchanging a key for another game or product.
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No refund if you buy the wrong product.
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No refund if your PC does not match their description.
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No refund if you do not follow their technical requirements.
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Features can change at any time, at the developers’ discretion, without notice.
Their words: “The functionality of the program can be changed at any time at the discretion of the developers without prior notification of users!”
Credit where due
Evidence: EditorialWhat they do well
- It says plainly that a ban is possible with any cheat in any game. Most of this group would rather not mention it.
- An exact list of supported Windows builds, by build number, so you can check before you pay.
- Refund rules written down before you buy, not discovered afterwards.
- A detailed loot list: keys, keycards, field modifications, survival kits and containers.
- It tells you the spoofer isn’t included, instead of letting you find out at install.
Where they could improve
- Update the Windows build list. It stops at Windows 11 23H2, so 24H2 and 25H2 are not on it.
- Put the spoofer’s price next to the cheat’s, since you need both.
- Quote a price that holds still. Roubles tied to the dollar make it a moving target.
- Date the post. It names Modern Warfare III, which suggests it has been a while.
The roast
Evidence: Editorial- Congratulations. Your Call of Duty cheat now has a USB stick requirement.
- The refund policy deserves a cup of coffee and about ten minutes of your attention.
- The provider’s own notes label the aimbot toggle “Danger”. Honest, at least.
- A smoothness setting where more means faster. Bold.
Jokes about the marketing, the hoops and the fine print. Not about anyone personally, and not a claim about whether the software works.
Our verdict
An opinion on what they publish. Scores come once we have bought and tested it.
Recommendation Evidence: Editorial
The clearest paperwork here, attached to the most setup. If you already own a flash drive, a spoofer and a 2023 build of Windows, it fits.
Would we buy it?
Maybe
We’d buy it for the paperwork alone, once it confirms which Windows builds it supports today.
Evidence and gaps
Where every fact on this page comes from. The raw files stay in our research archive.
Sources
- Sales post Crooked Arms’ sales post, with its feature list, requirements and rules Collected 7 October 2026, publication date not shown
- Domain record WHOIS record for crooked-arms.com (DomainTools) Collected 7 October 2026, publication date not shown
What we still need
- Payment methods
- A purchase of our own, to test it
- Support reply times, measured by us
- A timed game update
Ours, for the record
CODCheats builds for Warzone, Black Ops 7 and Modern Warfare 4, each with a public status. We don’t score ourselves here; judge for yourself.