Arena Breakout: Infinite Cracks Down On Illegal Trading And Leaderboard Exploits

Arena Breakout: Infinite has announced a crackdown on illegal real-world trading and unfair gameplay practices. Following an internal investigation, Morefun Studios discovered that a small number of players were manipulating the matchmaking system to transfer valuable in-game items — such as advanced ammunition — between accounts to generate large sums of Koen. This is of course cheating and threatens the fairness of the in-game economy.

To combat this, the developers are imposing strict penalties. Sellers who provide items through illicit trades will have all illegally obtained supplies and Koen confiscated, and their accounts will receive escalating suspensions — up to a ten-year ban for severe cases. Buyers who receive items through these trades will lose all related profits, face Merit Score reductions, and risk repeated bans. In some cases, offenders will have up to twice the value of their illicit gains deducted.

Additionally, the team identified instances of players artificially boosting their extracted loot totals to gain an unfair advantage on the game’s leaderboards. Offenders will be temporarily removed from the rankings, lose Merit Points, and repeat violators will face permanent removal and complete Merit Score loss.

Morefun Studios urges all players to reject such practices and report any violations via official channels. The team reaffirms its commitment to ensuring a fair, secure, and stable environment for players of the free-to-play shooter worldwide.