Most people searching for a Medusa cheat want the Tarkov builds, and there are three of them. Medusa RAGE is the loud one. It puts silent aim on top of a regular aimbot and adds ESP with loot, a radar, chams, bhop and speedhack. The developer counts more than 100 settings in the menu, among them several chams styles, weapon modifiers and a K/D dropper. It is made for rage raids. It is also the most expensive Medusa hack on the site: 650 rubles for a day, 6239 rubles for 30 days.
Medusa LITE is where a legit player should start. You still get aimbot, silent aim, chams, speedhack and no recoil. The ESP shows how much ammo another PMC is carrying, how far away he is, boxes and skeletons. Loot has flexible filters, which matters a lot if you run Tarkov for money and only want expensive items on screen. LITE has no radar. It costs 500 rubles a day or 4000 rubles for 30 days.
The third product is Spoofer Medusa, sold on its own from 180 rubles a day. Most spoofers roll a fresh random HWID each time you start them. This one asks for a SEED phrase that you pick, and the same phrase always gives the same HWID. Reinstall Windows or move to a new PC, type the phrase in again, and the game sees the fingerprint it saw last time. RAGE and LITE also list a spoofer in their own function sets, so you only need the standalone one if you play without them.
All three Tarkov products were working at the time of this update. RAGE and LITE share the same last changelog date, 21 August 2025. If you want to compare against other developers, the full list of Escape from Tarkov cheats is one click away.
Picking between the two Medusa cheats for Tarkov mostly comes down to how you raid. Squad players who want every kill on Labs will get more out of RAGE and its radar. Solo looters who care about a low profile and a full stash should start on LITE, keep the aim soft and lean on the loot filters.