Anybrain vs FairFight

Anybrain provides AI-powered anti-cheat and anti-fraud tools for video games. Its platform analyzes player interactions with machine-learning models to identify cheating and abnormal behavior, including aimbots, pixel-bot and DMA cheats, and AI-based cheats. Studios can integrate a lightweight SDK or send player inputs to Anybrain through an inference API. A web dashboard provides real-time fraud monitoring, reports, and player insights, while webhooks can deliver alerts to a system selected by the studio. Anybrain does not ban players; it supplies information for studios to make that decision. Detection details include player data, visual evidence, and a probability score, and its team can provide further investigation for extreme ban appeals. The company says its system avoids kernel-level or other invasive access and claims a detection rate above 99% with minimal game-performance impact. Pricing is on request. Anybrain lists cross-platform support and cloud deployment, and invites game developers and publishers to contact its team.

FairFight is server-side anti-cheat software for AAA and independent game studios. It evaluates gameplay actions against statistical markers in real time, combining player-statistics analysis with server-side detection to identify and validate anomalies. The engine does not sit on the player’s computer or game server and does not inspect player devices. Studios can use predefined rule sets or customize inquiries from their gameplay data. Graduated penalties cover warnings, restrictions, and suspensions, with publisher-controlled thresholds. Notifications can be sent manually or automated through event triggers or schedules. Selected gameplay events feed player profiles, tracking tools, and dashboards. FairFight V2 lets developers configure protection profiles independently and lists heat maps, weapon and item statistics, matchmaking data, toxicity prevention, and privacy-focused data obfuscation. It supports cross-platform games, multiple engines, and a developer SDK, and can be combined with client-side anti-cheat. Pricing is on request.