PUBG Mobile's advanced anti-cheat system banned 853,945 accounts for using hacks and cheats during the week of May 21-27. Developers shared this update on their official social media channels.
Since its 2017 launch, PUBG Mobile has led the battle royale genre, influencing esports worldwide and boasting millions of active players. With growing popularity comes the challenge of cheaters disrupting fair play.
The game's sophisticated anti-cheat detects suspicious behavior automatically, issuing permanent bans. Players can also report hackers in-game, aiding enforcement. Weekly reports transparently detail bans by cheat type and rank.
This week's figures show a 25.78% drop from the prior report, indicating fewer viable cheats and stronger detection.
Ban distribution:
Most bans hit lower ranks like Bronze, reflecting proactive system monitoring. Player reports contribute too, earning reporters a distinctive ban pan ID avatar as recognition.
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X-ray vision (27%), auto-aim (19%), and speed hacks (18%) dominated. Unknown cheats fell 60% week-over-week, highlighting anti-cheat improvements.
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