Gray Zone Warfare Issued 2,406 Bans From Oct. 15 to Nov. 4
The tally includes 232 temporary bans, while a new Code of Conduct page explains prohibited behavior and possible penalties.

Gray Zone Warfare recorded 2,406 bans between October 15 and November 4, including 2,174 permanent bans for accounts MADFINGER Games confirmed had cheated. The studio’s latest Steam security report says it carried out five ban waves during that period, alongside additional manual bans based on player reports.
The total includes 232 temporary bans. The breakdown also records 3 bans for harassment and 23 for teamkilling. The window began the day after MADFINGER’s April 1 through October 14 tally, which counted 5,335 bans, including 2,233 permanent and 3,102 temporary penalties.
MADFINGER has also published a Code of Conduct page describing prohibited behavior and possible sanctions. The studio says its rules are enforced through the game’s EULA, and penalties can vary with the circumstances and severity of each violation.
Players who suspect cheating or other malicious behavior can submit a report through the in-game system or file a ticket with MADFINGER support.
Does a public breakdown like this give you a clearer sense of how MADFINGER is handling cheating? Stay connected as the studio continues its anti-cheat work on X, Bluesky, YouTube, Instagram, Steam, and Telegram.
Gray Zone Warfare
Developed by MADFINGER Games





