Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens

In a first-person shooter like Arena Breakout: Infinite, whether you seek the satisfaction of defeating more powerful enemies or the joy of earning a large amount of Koens, mastering reliable weapons and tactics is essential for achieving sufficient victories.

To acquire weapons with sufficient power, it's not just about the weapon's inherent capabilities and rarity; you also need to equip them with suitable and high-quality attachments to create a weapon-centric build that maximizes its damage output.

Of course, neither weapons nor attachments are free; you need to buy Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens and then trade with in-game merchants to obtain them.

Therefore, to ensure you can master decent builds early in the game or when Koens are scarce, we will recommend builds based on specific weapons that require only a small amount of Koens, and list all the necessary attachments for your reference.

T951 Assault Rifle

As the first build we'll introduce, T951 Assault Rifle requires slightly more Koens, both for the weapon itself and its attachments, but its power is undeniable.

This build's strengths lie in its excellent recoil control and the ability to use more powerful ammunition. The overall effect is highly balanced, capable of handling most possible changes in combat.

• Front Grip: RK 6 FG
• Muzzle: T951 FishS
• Base 2: T951 3-Sided Recoil
• Barrel: T951 Extended Barrel
• Receiver: T951 Handle
• Scope: PK
• Stock 1: T951 Cheek Rest
• Stock 2: T951 Stock
• Stock 3: T951 Stock Cushion
• Bolt: T951 5.8x42
• Magazine: T 40

SVTU Carbine

To unleash the full power of this build, you should focus on its ammo attachments. The better the attachments, the higher your weapon and even the entire build's headshot chance within effective range.

Combining this with other attachments, SVTU Carbine build will help you gain an advantage on maps with complex terrain where enemies can easily find cover, because you can enjoy a high hit rate as long as you pull the trigger at the right moment.

• Muzzle 1: AK 7.62 Suppressor
• Muzzle 2: S. Mosin Adaptor
• Scope: 1/4x
• Base: SVTU Pic
• Bolt: SVTU 7.62x54
• Magazine: SVTU 5

DT MDR Assault Rifle

Unlike SVTU Carbine, ammo attachments are less important when crafting DT MDR Assault Rifle - the basics are sufficient. You should focus on reducing the gun's horizontal recoil and adjusting Handguard for improved accuracy.

This will give DT MDR Assault Rifle the potential to be one of the most versatile builds in ABI, as this combination is sufficient to handle most enemies and game difficulty levels.

• Pistol Grip: MDR
• Front Grips: Lwt. Tilt
• Muzzle: 5.56 PreF
• Base 1: 4.1 Mod
• Handguard: MDR Std
• Barrel: MDR
• Scope: PK
• Bolt: MDR 5.56x45

F2000 Assault Rifle

This weapon should be your first choice when you lack Koens, as it requires far fewer mods and already offers outstanding combat performance: excellent damage output, extremely fast rate of fire, and relatively stable recoil control.

Therefore, if you find this rifle at a vendor and don't have a better weapon, grab it immediately.

• Muzzle: AR-15F
• Scope: PK
• Handguard: F2000 Std
• Bolt: F2000 5.56x45
• Magazine: F2000 50

MCX Assault Rifle

MCX Assault Rifle's advantage lies in its stable recoil control. Not only is its initial recoil lower, but its horizontal bullet spread and automatic recoil control are also superior to many other weapons in the game.

Therefore, with the right attachments, MCX Assault Rifle build becomes more stable and easier to control, providing reliable damage output, which more than compensates for its slightly shorter range.

• Base 1: 4.1 Mod
• Front Grip: Lwt. Tilt
• Muzzle: MCX Flash Suppressor
• Handguard 2: Ded MCX HG
• Scope: PK
• Charging Handle: MCX Std. Handle
• Stock: MCX Mod. Stk
• Bolt: MCX 5.56x45
• Pistol Grip: MCX Std. RG

T03 Assault Rifle

This weapon is often compared to T951 Assault Rifle. Overall, although it requires more Koens to obtain, its damage output in close-quarters combat is superior to T951.

Therefore, if your budget allows and you prefer exploring more confined and narrow maps, T03 is a better choice. Pairing it with the following attachments will further enhance its overall capabilities.

• Front Grips: RK-6 FG
• Muzzle: T MB
• Handguard: T03 Handguard
• Scope: 553
• Base: T03 Top Rail
• Stock: T03 F
• Bolt: T03 5.8x42

M4A1 Assault Rifle

This weapon itself isn't difficult to obtain, but to unleash its full potential, it requires many attachments. Therefore, even without using the best attachments, completing M4A1 Assault Rifle build will consume a significant amount of Koens.

Of course, if you have enough patience and a sufficient Koens inventory, you can craft and use this build for convenience, as it works in most Arena Breakout: Infinite modes.

• Front Grips 1: RK-6 FG
• Front Grips 2: 4.1 Mod
• Muzzle: 5.56 PreF
• Gas Block: AR
• Barrel: AR L
• Handguard: AR L
• Scope 2: PK
• Charging Handle: AR
• Stock 1: AR
• Stock 2: Carb. Lwt
• Receiver: M4 Up
• Bolt M4A1: 5.56x45
• Pistol Grip: Lwt. AR

MP5 Micro SMG

The nature of submachine guns dictates that MP5 Micro won't have a very long range, but after proper build crafting, it can contribute a sufficiently good rate of fire and damage within its effective range, and the required attachments are not difficult to obtain.

• Front Grips: RK-6 FG
• Handguard: MP5 A
• Muzzle 1: 9mm
• Muzzle 2: MP5 Adaptr
• Charging Handle: MP5
• Receiver: MP5 Up
• Scope: PK
• Base: MP5
• Stock: MP5 Tac
• Bolt: MP5 9x19
• Magazine: MP 50

Vector 45 Micro SMG

Like MP5 Micro, this SMG's advantage lies in its rate of fire. However, Vector 45 Micro's unique feature is that even with the most basic ammunition, its high rate of fire allows it to quickly eliminate enemies.

• Front Grips: RK-6 FG
• Muzzle: Vector 45 MB
• Handguard: Vector Std
• Scope: PK
• Barrel: Vector 45 CB
• Receiver: Vector Std
• Stock 1: Vector Adaptr
• Stock 2: AR
• Stock 3: Carb.Lwt
• Bolt: Vector 45
• Magazine: Vector 45/50

While you can upgrade to better weapons and builds after farming more Koens, many of the builds mentioned above are sufficient for most types of combat, provided you master the craft and build usage techniques!

If you're not satisfied with the basic weapons and builds or don't have time to farm more Koens, you can also shop at the trusted Arena Breakout Infinite store IGGM! This will allow you to quickly redeem any weapon you want!

Arena Breakout: Infinite is an Escape from Tarkov-like game. It comes from the same Chinese company as Delta Force (also in the same genre), but Arena Breakout: Infinite’s operators don't have skills, making it closer to its predecessor, Escape from Tarkov.

As a free-to-play game, Arena Breakout: Infinite offers a slight edge in terms of immersion than Delta Force. It launched on Steam on September 15th and currently has a 78% positive review rating. So, how exactly does this game work? Let’s take a look.

Core Gameplay

Arena Breakout: Infinite is an online tactical escape shooter. Players enter a map as a squad (or solo), competing with approximately 4-6 other teams to loot valuable supplies and escape from one of several extraction points before the timer expires.

Unlike a battle royale game, you can successfully extract with multiple teams simultaneously. However, upon death, almost all of your equipment will be looted by other players. This means members of other teams will covet your loot, and you’ll need to be wary of other players’ loot while searching.

Accessibility

Escape from Tarkov pioneered this genre, but its overly hardcore nature made it difficult for many players to adapt. Arena Breakout: Infinite, on the other hand, combines hardcore shooter elements with numerous accessibility features, making it more relaxed and casual.

Key Accessibility Features:

• No friendly fire.
• A HUD that displays teammate locations in real time.
• An in-game tagging system allows you to mark enemy locations and map objectives.
• The built-in map displays supply points, all extraction points, and their requirements.
• You can revive downed teammates (headshots result in immediate death).
• After successfully escaping with a teammate's equipment, it will be returned to them via email.

This game features a long-term seasonal system, with major updates every few months adding new maps, weapons, skins, balance adjustments, and more.

Game Modes

Arena Breakout: Infinite currently has three main modes, categorized as normal, lockdown, and Forbidden:

Normal Maps

• Recommended Specs: Level 3 Ammo + Level 4 Armor

This level is easier and can be considered a beginner’s zone, but you can only enter with a knife. This map has a cap on equipment value and is dominated by bots. This map only helps you level up; don’t expect to earn many Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens in it.

Lockdown Zone

• Recommended Specs: Level 4 Ammo + Level 5 Armor (minimum requirement).

Lockdown Zone features more real players and less realistic AI, but you must be level 10 to enter. While the loot you find is better, the difficulty is significantly higher than before.

Forbidden Zone

• Recommended Specs: Level 5 Ammunition + Level 5/6 Armor + Level 6 Helmet.

Forbidden Zone has a higher level requirement, but it’s a team of real players with no AI, allowing you to obtain the best loot.

Arena Breakout: Infinite maxes out at level 30, which takes approximately 20-30 hours to reach. If you don’t want to waste time playing against AI players, you can quickly reach max level with Arena Breakout: Infinite Boost.

Basic Settings

The initial tutorial takes place in a closed area, primarily to familiarize you with the basics. Tutorial items are not transferable. Here are some recommended basic settings for a better gaming experience:

• Crosshair: Optional, assists with hip fire, but is not a precision aiming tool.
• Item Movement: Disable "Double-click to move items," and switch to "Double-click to inspect items."
• HUD Display: Set to "Always Show" for full information.
• Mouse Sensitivity: It’s recommended to use the same sensitivity for normal and aiming.
• Sidestep: Changed from "Press" to "Hold," allowing for more flexible aiming.
• Free Look: Recommended binding to the middle mouse button or Alt key.
• Mark Key: Recommended binding to the side mouse button.
• Supply Priority: Recommended to enable to prevent teammates from looting your supplies or key rooms you’ve opened within 300 seconds.

Map Markers

There are various markers on the map, some representing extraction points, some representing missions, and some representing safes.

• Green Run Marker: A safe extraction point with no requirements.
• Other colored Run Markers: Extraction may require completing a mission, turning in Koens, pulling the gate, or having no Backpack.
• Orange Safe: A free safe that may yield the best loot, but is often surrounded by PvP.
• Orange Exclamation Marker: This represents an in-game quest. Completing this quest will reward Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens or loot.
• Starred Exclamation Marker: A mini-quest available in-game with average rewards.
• Supplier Retrieval Device: Available after eliminating a player. Items can be deposited and safely returned to Depot (limited to one use per game).
• Supply Station: This indicates an in-game supply station where you can restock equipment and ammunition.

Missions, Safe, And Keys

Missions

Accepted in Mission tab, this is the primary way to quickly level up and earn rewards (including Safe).

Safe

Safe protect items stored within them upon death. Completing seasonal missions grants you access to a larger 3x3 Safe.

Keys

Keys unlock specific locked rooms on the map, which often contain safes. They are sold in the market or can be found during a game. Keys have a durability limit: they can only be used once in Normal Maps, twice in Lockdown Zones, and 3 times in Forbidden Zones.

Item Management And Market

Besides finding supplies on the battlefield, you can also find weapons. Both supplies and weapons have value. Simply hover over an item to view its market value. New players should focus on items with a value of over 5,000 Koens per slot. You can add ammunition racks or unfolded backpacks to your backpack to create additional space (up to 3 layers) for carrying more weapons.

Most of the supplies you find can be sold on the market for a higher profit. However, selling most red and gold items directly to your contacts is more cost-effective, so you can compare them with the market. You can set "Auto-sell to Contacts" threshold on the selling screen to prevent junk equipment from occupying market slots.

This is a rough guide for beginners in Arena Breakout: Infinite. If you plan to join this battlefield, remember to prioritize bullets over armor. There’s currently no P2P mode in this game, but with hard work, you can obtain almost all top-tier items.

Arena Breakout: Infinite Not every battle promises a complete victory. It is inevitable to lose all the loot in some game. However, better equipment, weapons, and armor can significantly reduce the chances of this happening.

You can buy many fast and reliable Arena Breakout: Infinite Koens on IGGM, then trade them for the best gear to defend your loot.