Epic Games Battles Fortnite Cheaters with New Lawsuit

Epic Games has intensified its battle against Fortnite cheaters by filing a lawsuit against a cheat developer. The lawsuit targets Ediz Atas, known as Sincey Cheats and Vanta Chearts, for allegedly creating and distributing cheating software, including tools that allow players to see through walls and auto-aim. Epic claims Atas began this illicit activity in January 2023. The lawsuit indicates that Epic has banned tens of thousands of Fortnite accounts linked to these cheats, including over 15,000 in the U.S. alone. Epic continues to fight against cheats, having previously won legal battles against cheat creators worldwide.

What measures is Epic Games taking to combat Fortnite cheating?

Epic Games is actively filing lawsuits against cheat developers and taking legal actions against individuals and entities that distribute cheating software. They have also implemented extensive banning procedures for accounts caught using cheats, ensuring a fair gameplay experience for all players.

Fortnite, released in 2017, has become a cultural phenomenon and a leader in the battle royale genre, captivating millions of players with its engaging gameplay and frequent updates. Epic's commitment to maintaining game integrity has become a cornerstone of their strategy, as they frequently update the game and implement new features to keep the gameplay fresh and enjoyable while also addressing cheating concerns directly through legal channels.