Arc Raiders publisher developing AI anti-cheat stack in escalating war with cheaters
These strict measures are designed to deter players from cheating. Those caught will get a permaban that span accounts and even hardware in the future.
The developer of Arc Raiders is enhancing its anti-cheat system with AI models as cheaters persistently target the popular game. Executive producer Aleks revealed that Embody has been working on the issue without divulging too many specifics to hinder cheat engine upgrades. The company employs kernel-level anti-cheat from Denuvo and detects cheaters using Anybrain’s AI service.
Nevertheless, Embody is also developing its own AI models to fortify its anti-cheat measures, working in tandem with third-party providers to identify suspicious behavior and improve detection as new cheats emerge. The game now operates on a strict policy, leading to permanent bans for cheaters with no prior warnings. Embody has also linked game copies to banned accounts to prevent offenders from creating new accounts with the same license.
The developer is exploring a hardware ban to target repeat offenders, which may unintentionally affect honest players who use previously flagged hardware. The company acknowledges player frustrations but aims to deter cheating through these severe measures, acknowledging that it remains a cat-and-mouse game with cheaters.
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