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Anti-cheat alerts

Incidents that break games or put accounts at risk for Linux and Steam Deck players, with the developer's response and any known workaround.

These alerts are curated by maintainers, and every entry cites a source. We don't run automated detection of false-positive ban waves, so a quiet page doesn't guarantee a quiet week.

Active (3)

  • Critical

    Farlight 84 bans Linux players

    Per community reports, the game began applying 1-day account bans with an explicit Linux-denied message in August 2025. It had replaced Easy Anti-Cheat with NetEase Yidun in September 2024.

    Developer response · Acknowledged
    In September 2025 the developer addressed Linux players in a video, grouping Linux among what it calls abnormal environments.
    Workaround
    None known. Don't play this game on Linux.
  • Critical

    Apex Legends blocks Linux and Steam Deck

    Linux support, enabled after the Steam Deck launched in 2022, was turned off on October 31, 2024. The game no longer works online on Linux or Steam Deck.

    Developer response · Acknowledged
    The game's official account announced the change.
    Workaround
    None. Forcing the anti-cheat to load is unsafe and can get your account banned.
  • Warning

    Exoborne denies Linux during playtest

    The community database records Exoborne as Denied on Linux during its playtest. Final launch behavior may differ.

    Developer response · No response
    No public developer statement found.
    Workaround
    Wait for the full release and check this page again.

Resolved (2)

  • Resolved

    glibc 2.36 broke Easy Anti-Cheat games

    Easy Anti-Cheat games failed to load the anti-cheat module on systems with glibc 2.36, which dropped a section EAC relied on. Distributions reverted the change.

    Developer response · Resolved
    Distributions, Arch among the first, restored the missing section.
    Workaround
    Update glibc. If you installed a patched glibc-eac package to work around this, remove it.
  • Resolved

    Back 4 Blood works on Linux again

    Back 4 Blood stopped working under Proton shortly after its August 2021 launch. An April 2022 update enabled Linux and Steam Deck support.

    Developer response · Resolved
    The April 2022 patch notes list Linux/Proton support.
    Workaround
    None needed. Use a current Proton version.

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