FairFight vs RoSentry

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.

RoSentry is a cloud-based, server-side anti-cheat for Roblox games. It learns typical behavior for each player and flags differences with evidence, comparing observations such as movement speed, weapon range, and player stats with that player’s baseline. A new installation begins in learning mode: it records findings as shadow data without automatically punishing players. Developers can add custom checks in Luau alongside built-in detections. Moderation tools cover investigations, audit logs, ban waves, and appeals; Discord integration lets moderators look up or ban players, work appeal threads, and receive alerts. Installation involves placing RoSentry.rbxm in ServerScriptService and setting a Roblox secret for api.rosentry.com. The maker says the in-game SDK does not capture screens, analyze aim or mouse movement, or use hardware IDs. If its backend is briefly unavailable, the join check retries instead of ejecting players. The free plan supports one game and up to 100 concurrent players; paid plans start at $19 a month.