Russian RTS Broken Arrow Adds Second Anti-Cheat and Zombie Horde Mode
Cheaters now face new obstacles.
The developers of the real-time strategy Broken Arrow have released patch 1.0.11. It not only tightens anti-cheat protections but also brings fresh content.
Broken Arrow now integrates an additional anti-cheat layer, Easy Anti-Cheat, which will operate alongside the studio’s own solution to provide a multi-layered defense against cheating attempts.
On launch, players will now be given two options: the version with EAC enabled, or the version without it (offline, with no access to multiplayer).
The Broken Arrow team also prepared a special Halloween scenario inspired by a modder’s work — it pits players against hordes of zombies and includes cooperative support for up to four players. Several unique units were added specifically for this mode.
Source: iXBT.games
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