There’s a constant cat and mouse game between developers and communities that create and sell mods and cheats for games. Others, like wallhacks, are far less obvious, and often go undetected in games for weeks or even months. Some cheats are the obvious type, where a player is flying around a map at an impossible speed or firing a gun faster than anyone else. There’s even lag switching, which mainly affects peer-to-peer games, allowing cheaters to stutter around a map and become very difficult to hit.Īimbots and wallhacks are the most common forms of cheating in online shooters, allowing people who are new to a game or simply at a lower skill level to get a huge advantage over other players. Wallhacks expose everyone on a map so cheaters get a huge advantage of knowing when you’re about to push a point or turn a corner. Aimbots automatically lock onto opponents’ heads, so cheaters can fire and immediately win a battle. Game hacks and cheat software have been around as long as PC games have existed. The hottest game on Twitch, Valorant, isn’t even out yet, and cheating is already a problem that needs to be addressed.Ĭheating in PC games isn’t a new phenomenon. The developers behind Call of Duty: Warzone, PUBG, and Destiny 2 have all announced big pushes to respond to cheating in recent weeks. Some of the world’s most popular PC games are now fighting back against cheaters in new and interesting ways - just as cheating becomes an even bigger problem.
Whether it’s that sniper bullet that felt a little too accurate, the person teleporting around the map, or the opposition that just somehow knows which angle you’re about to peek from every single time. If you’ve ever played a PC game that has a competitive element, you’ve probably played against a cheater.
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