FairFight

What FairFight is

FairFight is server-side anti-cheat software for AAA and independent game studios. It evaluates gameplay actions against statistical markers as they happen, then combines player-statistic analysis with server-side detection to identify and validate anomalies. The engine does not run on a player’s computer or the game server, and it does not inspect players’ devices. Studios can begin with pre-selected rule sets or customize inquiries using their gameplay data. Its graduated penalty controls cover warnings, restrictions, and suspensions, with thresholds configurable by the publisher. Studios can send notices to player groups manually or automate them using event triggers and periodic schedules. Selected gameplay events can be used to build player profiles, tracking tools, and dashboards. FairFight V2 lets developers configure and operate protection profiles independently; listed capabilities include heat maps, weapon and item statistics, matchmaking data, toxicity prevention, and data obfuscation for player privacy. The maker says it can be combined with client-side anti-cheat. FairFight supports cross-platform games, multiple game engines, and a developer SDK.