Founder and CEO of Cheaters Purgatory
https://linktr.ee/Cheaters_Purgatory
participate in beta testing : cheaterspurgatory.com

What is Cheaters’ Purgatory?

Cheaters Purgatory is community-driven anti-cheat for gamers, gaming studios and third-party gaming websites.
Cheaters Purgatory utilizes community intelligence to catch subtle cheaters that current anti-cheat solutions miss. Instead of scanning your PC like traditional anti-cheat, it focuses on visual evidence and human judgment, by allowing any player to upload a gameplay footage and let the community review it, vote on it and engage in discussions about it.

You can fool an anti-cheat software with an updated cheat software. but you can't fool a human veteran who knows how the game should be played

How it works in simple terms:
Upload – A player submits a video of a suspected cheater.

Review – Other players watch the clip, leave notes, and vote on a verdict.

Verdict & Data – Once enough reviewers agree, the case gets a community-verified verdict and is stored in a growing database.

Future AI – Over time, these human-labeled clips will be used to train a visual-based AI anti-cheat that can spot cheating behavior from video alone.

So you can think of Cheaters’ Purgatory as global Overwatch for every game.

The core mission
Online competitive gaming is in crisis. Cheating is estimated to cost the industry tens of billions of dollars, and in some titles up to 20–40% of the player base may be using cheats at least some of the time. Players get frustrated, quit, or start cheating themselves.

1- Cheaters’ Purgatory exists to:
Give players real power, not just a sad little report button.

Create a transparent, independent record of cheating behavior.

Build a data moat that can be used to help devs actually clean up their games.

2- Uniting scattered complaints into one loud signal:
Right now, the average player is shouting into a void:

One report in-game.

One rant in match chat.

One angry Reddit post.

Each of those is a tiny, isolated signal that’s easy for studios to ignore or lose in support queues.

Cheaters’ Purgatory pulls all that frustration into one place:
Every case becomes structured evidence (clip + timestamps + discussion + verdict).

Thousands of gamers across different regions and ranks can review the same case.

The platform tracks patterns and repeat offenders across cases and games.

Instead of a million small complaints, you get:
Aggregated data

A public, game-agnostic cheat database that studios and third-party platforms can plug into to pre-ban or fast-ban cheaters.

The goal is to turn:

“I reported a cheater and nothing happened”
into
“Our community built a case so strong the studio had to act.”