Watch How PUBG Mobile Keeps Cheaters Out Of Its Game

We all know that PUBG is one of the most popular games in the world. But for most of us, when talking about PUBG Mobile as well as other video games, it’s all about fighting, shooting, and running. But that’s not the case for PUBG, this game is also about keeping cheaters out of the game to maintain a fair and competitive gaming environment. And in a recent behind-the-scenes video, the game revealed how its developers have been fighting cheaters through a security system called Project: Ban Pan, resulting in around 8,000 accounts banned each day.

The system was revealed late last year during the PUBG Mobile Club Open 2019 Fall Split Global Finals as it enforced a zero-tolerance policy for cheaters. The following video is based on an actual case of a cheater that got banned for a decade.

In addition, there are now several new features in PUBG Mobile that keep cheaters out of the game. One of the features is Death Relay, which is available in the game’s 0.17.0 update. This update was rolled out just a couple of days ago on March 3, allowing players to view the way they died from the opponent's perspective.

Then there’s the website PUBG Mobile Safety Station where players can report suspicious behaviors as well as track if the reported users got their punishments.

Tencent Games’ General Manager of Global Publishing Vincent Wang said that the game, like players, does not tolerate cheating. And the highest priority is to create a fair, even playing field to protect the fairness and competition in the game.

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