Epic Games is enhancing its anti-cheat measures by releasing support for Windows on Snapdragon, specifically targeting Fortnite. This update will also extend to developers through the Epic Online Services SDK, streamlining the process of integrating Easy Anti-Cheat into their games. While game developers will likely need to port their games to Arm-compatible formats, the update aims to ease this transition. The move indicates a growing viability of Arm PCs in gaming, reflecting a shift towards supporting compatibility across diverse hardware.
In addition to releasing Windows on Snapdragon anti-cheat support for Fortnite, we will bring this support to developers through an Epic Online Services SDK release.
This will enable developers using Easy Anti-Cheat to bring this compatibility to their own games.
If Epic thinks it's in the company's interest to bring this software to Windows on Arm, it's an indication that these PCs are doing well enough for an Arm port to be worth the time and effort.
Having to create an Arm-native port would increase the level of effort needed from developers.
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