Windows on Arm 上的反作弊

Uses Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC), which is largely user-mode and does not block emulation, so CS2 launches and plays under Prism with variable performance.

Uses Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC), which does not block emulation; reported playable on Windows on Arm with low early-match FPS.

First title to ship Epic's Arm64 EAC client (v38.00, Nov 2025); the game runs under Prism while EAC runs natively on Snapdragon X.

Source-engine VAC title with no kernel anti-cheat, so it launches and plays under Prism emulation.

Protected only by user-mode VAC, which does not gate launch under Prism, so it runs on Windows on Arm.

Demonstrated running with BattlEye on a Windows-on-Arm device after BattlEye added Arm support in Windows 11 24H2.

Uses EAC on official servers without the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Uses EAC but Respawn has not shipped the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC refuses to start under Prism and the game is blocked.

Uses EAC and has not adopted the Arm64 EAC client, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Same EAC protection as the main entry; no Arm64 client, so blocked on Windows on Arm.

Uses EAC without the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Uses EA's Javelin kernel anti-cheat, which has no Arm64 build (EA is only now hiring to build one), so it blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Protected by RICOCHET kernel anti-cheat, which has no Arm64 driver and blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Warzone/MP is gated by RICOCHET kernel anti-cheat, which has no Arm64 driver and blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Protected by RICOCHET kernel anti-cheat, which has no Arm64 driver and blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Protected by RICOCHET kernel anti-cheat, which has no Arm64 driver and blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

RICOCHET is a ring-0 kernel anti-cheat with Secure Boot/TPM attestation and no Arm support, so it will not load under Prism.

EAC-protected and not updated with the Arm64 EAC client, so it is blocked on Windows on Arm.

Gaijin/Targem title using EAC that is not the Arm64 build, so it is blocked on Windows on Arm.

EAC-protected and not updated with the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

EAC-protected and not updated with the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Despite BattlEye's Arm support, Destiny 2 launches BattlEye and then silently crashes before opening on Snapdragon X Elite.

Uses EA's Javelin/EA AntiCheat kernel driver, which has no Arm64 build, so online play is blocked on Windows on Arm.

Online play uses EAC, which is not the Arm64 build, so it fails on Windows on Arm; the game is playable only in EAC-disabled offline mode.

Gaijin shooter using EAC without the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Epic-owned EAC title that has not shipped the Arm64 EAC client, so it is blocked under Prism pending an update.

HoYoverse's mhyprot kernel anti-cheat has not been updated for Arm, so it blocks the game under Prism emulation.

GTA Online uses BattlEye; the Enhanced build is reported to crash on Snapdragon X Elite Windows on Arm.

GTA Online's BattlEye is Arm-capable in principle, but the current Enhanced client crashes on Snapdragon Windows on Arm.

Shows an unsupported error on Windows on Arm because its EAC integration has not adopted the Arm64 EOS SDK.

Same as the Steam build: EAC is not the Arm64 client, so the title is unsupported on Windows on Arm.

Same EAC matchmaking protection as MCC; no Arm64 EAC client, so online play is blocked on Windows on Arm.

MCC uses EAC for matchmaking and has not shipped the Arm64 EAC client, so multiplayer is blocked on Windows on Arm.

EAC-protected and not yet updated to the Arm64 EAC client, so it is blocked under Prism.

Uses Arrowhead's nProtect GameGuard kernel anti-cheat; GameGuard is only just being added on Arm, so it currently blocks launch.

Uses HoYoverse's kernel anti-cheat (mhyprot family), which has no Arm64 driver and prevents launch under Prism.

Uses EAC without the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC prevents launch on Windows on Arm.

Same EAC protection as the main entry; no Arm64 client, so blocked on Windows on Arm.

EAC-protected and not yet updated to the Arm64 EAC client, so it is blocked under Prism.

League now requires Vanguard, which has no Arm64 kernel driver, so it does not run on Windows on Arm; Riot has only announced future Arm support.

League (CN client) uses Vanguard kernel anti-cheat, which has no Arm64 support and blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Protected by EAC plus Wellbia's Arm-capable anti-cheat, but the EAC build is not Arm64, so it is currently blocked on Windows on Arm.

Uses EAC that is not the Arm64 build, so EAC prevents launch on Windows on Arm.

Uses a kernel anti-cheat (Anti-Cheat Expert) not yet enabled on Arm; named by Nvidia as a forthcoming native-AC title for RTX Spark.

Amazon's MMO uses EAC and has not adopted the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Uses NetEase's kernel anti-cheat which has no Arm64 build, so it blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Hi-Rez shooter using EAC without the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Listed as unplayable on Windows on Arm because its anti-cheat has not enabled Arm; KRAFTON has only committed to native BattlEye for future RTX Spark systems.

Uses EAC without the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

EAC-protected and not updated to the Arm64 EAC client, so it is blocked on Windows on Arm.

The Hyperion (Byfron) ring-0 anti-cheat has no Arm64 build, causing the client to crash with a memory-dump error on Snapdragon Windows on Arm.

Epic-published EAC title that has not adopted the Arm64 EAC client, so it is blocked under Prism pending an update.

Rust forces EAC online and has not shipped the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC prevents launch on Windows on Arm just as on Linux.

EAC-protected and not yet updated with the Arm64 EOS SDK, so it does not pass anti-cheat on Windows on Arm.

Hi-Rez MOBA using EAC that is not the Arm64 build, so it is blocked on Windows on Arm.

Uses EAC that is not the Arm64 build, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm pending a developer update.

Uses EAC and has not shipped the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Embark's shooter uses EAC and has not shipped the Arm64 EOS SDK, so it is blocked on Windows on Arm.

Uses EAC on official servers without the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Riot Vanguard is a ring-0 kernel anti-cheat with no Arm64 driver, so it fails to install on Snapdragon Windows on Arm and the game cannot launch.

Uses EAC that is not the Arm64 build; named by Nvidia as a future native-anti-cheat title for RTX Spark but not yet enabled on shipping Windows on Arm.

Fatshark co-op shooter using EAC without the Arm64 EOS SDK, so EAC blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

Same as Genshin Impact: the mhyprot kernel anti-cheat lacks Arm support and blocks launch on Windows on Arm.

HoYoverse kernel anti-cheat with no Arm support blocks the game on Windows on Arm.

Same HoYoverse kernel anti-cheat as the global client; not Arm-supported, so blocked on Windows on Arm.

Uses Wellbia/XIGNCODE-style anti-cheat; Wellbia is Arm-capable but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Sandbox MMO with server-side anti-cheat and no kernel driver; not launch-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

No anti-cheat driver gating launch; runs as a normal x86 app under Prism, but no specific Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses BattlEye on official servers (Arm-capable since 24H2); enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

BattlEye-protected on multiplayer; Arm status unverified and no Windows-on-Arm report found.

BattlEye-protected (Arm-capable since 24H2) but enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses BattlEye (Arm-capable since 24H2); enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

EA online shooter; multiplayer relies on EA anti-cheat with no confirmed Arm support, and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses PunkBuster server-side anti-cheat with no kernel driver; not launch-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Older EA shooter using FairFight/PunkBuster server-side anti-cheat with no kernel driver; not launch-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

EA title using EA anti-cheat / Denuvo; Denuvo is Arm-supported but EA's kernel anti-cheat is not, and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses Wellbia XIGNCODE3/Uncheater, which is supported on Arm since 24H2, but no verified Windows-on-Arm playability report was found.

Uses Wellbia XIGNCODE3 (Arm-supported since 24H2), but no specific Windows-on-Arm test report was found.

Uses BattlEye on official servers (Arm-capable since 24H2); enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

VAC-protected Source title; VAC does not gate emulation, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses BattlEye (Arm-capable since 24H2) but Bohemia has not confirmed Arm enablement and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses Blizzard Warden user-mode anti-cheat with no kernel driver; not emulation-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Blizzard Warden user-mode anti-cheat does not block emulation, so launch is not gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses Blizzard anti-cheat / Warden with no kernel driver; not emulation-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Uses Blizzard's Warden user-mode anti-cheat with no kernel driver, so launch is not anti-cheat-gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses Denuvo (Arm-capable since 24H2) with online play; no verified Windows-on-Arm playability report was found.

Uses BattlEye, which is Arm-capable since 24H2, but EFT has not confirmed enablement and no reliable Windows-on-Arm playability report was found.

Same BattlEye-based protection as the main game; Arm enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report found.

EA sports title; online uses EA anti-cheat with no confirmed Arm support, and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

FFXIV ships no kernel anti-cheat, so launch is not anti-cheat-gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm playability report was found.

Same client as the full game with no kernel anti-cheat; not anti-cheat-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Ubisoft title using BattlEye (Arm-capable since 24H2); enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Social-deduction game with no kernel anti-cheat; not launch-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Co-op survival game with no kernel anti-cheat, so launch is not gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

ArenaNet uses server-side detection with no kernel anti-cheat, so launch is not gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Blizzard Warden user-mode anti-cheat with no kernel driver; not emulation-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Uses user-mode VAC that does not block emulation, but no specific Windows-on-Arm test report was found.

EA sports title with EA online anti-cheat of unconfirmed Arm support; no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

RTS with GameSpy-era/server-side multiplayer and no kernel anti-cheat; not launch-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Jagex uses server-side detection with no kernel anti-cheat, so launch is not gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Overwatch 2 ships no kernel anti-cheat driver, so launch is not anti-cheat-gated, but no reliable Windows-on-Arm playability report was found.

No kernel anti-cheat driver gating launch, so it runs as a normal x86 app under Prism, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

GGG relies on server-side detection with no kernel anti-cheat, so launch is not anti-cheat-gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

No kernel anti-cheat driver gating launch, so runs as a normal x86 app under Prism, but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Online heist game using a proprietary/server-side anti-cheat; no kernel driver confirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Co-op horror game with no kernel anti-cheat, so launch is not anti-cheat-gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses BattlEye (Arm-capable since 24H2); enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

No kernel anti-cheat driver gating launch; not verified on Windows on Arm.

Uses BattlEye (Arm-capable since 24H2); enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

EA shooter using EA online anti-cheat of unconfirmed Arm support; no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

MMO with no kernel anti-cheat driver; not launch-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Blizzard Warden user-mode anti-cheat does not block emulation, so launch is not gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses Capcom's anti-cheat plus Denuvo (Arm-capable); no verified Windows-on-Arm playability report was found.

Party game with no kernel anti-cheat, so launch is not gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses Denuvo (Arm-capable since 24H2) with online play; no verified Windows-on-Arm playability report was found.

Uses BattlEye (Arm-capable since 24H2) but Nexon has not confirmed Arm enablement and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

No kernel anti-cheat driver, so launch is not anti-cheat-gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses BattlEye (Arm-capable since 24H2); enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Ubisoft online shooter with Denuvo/server-side protection; Denuvo is Arm-capable but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses BattlEye like Siege; Arm enablement unconfirmed for this title and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Online shooter with Ubisoft server-side and Denuvo protection; Denuvo is Arm-capable but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

BattlEye-protected (Arm-capable since 24H2) but enablement unconfirmed and no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses a kernel-level anti-cheat (ACE / proprietary) that historically blocks emulation; no verified Windows-on-Arm report found.

No kernel anti-cheat driver gating launch; runs as a normal x86 app under Prism, but unverified on Windows on Arm.

Warframe uses server-side detection with no kernel anti-cheat driver, so launch is not anti-cheat-gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Co-op title with no kernel anti-cheat driver gating launch; not verified on Windows on Arm.

Wargaming uses server-side detection with no kernel anti-cheat, so launch is not gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Uses Blizzard Warden, a user-mode anti-cheat that does not block emulation, so launch is not gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.

Same Blizzard Warden user-mode anti-cheat as retail WoW; not emulation-gated but unverified on Windows on Arm.

No kernel anti-cheat driver, so launch is not anti-cheat-gated, but no verified Windows-on-Arm report was found.