The Inspector Community is Arena Breakout: Infinite's official, community-assisted replay review system. Operators who sign up watch replays of reported or suspicious raids and vote on whether the player cheated. Morefun's security team (the B.D.C.) then reviews the votes and hands out the bans. On October 20, 2026 Morefun posted the Season 6 Inspector results and announced a new weekly reward for Season 7, so a lot of players are asking how to join right now.
Cheating is also a hot topic on r/ArenaBreakoutInfinite this week. In a thread asking whether cheating has got worse, one player summed up why reports alone feel useless: "Recent reports are frustrating because, without an obvious aimbot clip, a team that consistently knows your rotation can look simply good in the demo." That gap is what the Inspector system exists to cover. Human reviewers look at the whole replay, not just the kill.
This guide covers Season 7: Utopia (live since the September 16, 2026 update). Every number below comes from Morefun's official posts in the Steam news feed for app 2073620 and the official Inspector Community page on arenabreakoutinfinite.com. We last re-checked it on October 21, 2026.
⚡ TL;DR — the Arena Breakout: Infinite Inspector Community (Season 7)
- What it is: an official replay review platform. Inspectors watch reported raids and submit Violation, No Violation or Uncertain.
- How to join: in game, open Profile → Merit Score and click the Inspector Community button, or use the Events Center. On the web, use the floating button on the official Safety Center page.
- No single vote bans anyone. Each replay goes to several Inspectors, and Morefun's official team makes the final call.
- Expert Inspector needs 475 correct inspections, 80%+ recent accuracy and Inspector Level 35 in the current season.
- Season 7 reward: get 10 correct inspections a week to earn the limited-time Security Pro badge, on top of Koen and Coin rewards.
- Season 6 results: 13,058 Inspectors, 718,259 cases reviewed, 618 cheaters banned.
What is the Inspector Community in Arena Breakout: Infinite?
The Inspector Community is a video review platform built into Arena Breakout: Infinite's security system. Inspectors use a page called the Inspector Workbench to watch replays of matches that were reported or flagged as suspicious. For each one they decide whether a rule was broken.
Morefun calls it "player co-governance". Its October 20 post ends with the line: "We sincerely invite all players to sign up now—become an inspector today, join the efforts of 'player co-governance,' and safeguard the best of Kamona!"
Here's the timeline from the official posts:
- Season 4 (from January 8, 2026): Morefun tested and launched the Inspector Community, starting with a one-month test period. Its official X account announced that the community was open to everyone on February 5, 2026.
- Season 5 (from April 2, 2026): the June 11 Inspector System Upgrade fixed replay bugs, made Expert easier to reach and promised more varied rewards. It also says over 29,000 Operators had joined by then.
- Season 6 (June 30 – September 16, 2026): Morefun introduced milestone Coin rewards, and the S6 Security Report says it added "more valuable Gold Coin rewards".
- Season 7 (from September 16, 2026): the new Weekly Challenge pays out the Security Pro badge.
It's a separate system from automatic anti-cheat. Arena Breakout: Infinite still runs Anti-Cheat Expert (ACE) and, since August 2026, the hardware-level DMA Guard (see our DMA Guard VT-d / IOMMU fix guide). Inspectors are there for the cases software struggles with, like radar and minimap cheats where nobody gets an obvious aimbot kill.
How do you join the Inspector Community?
Morefun's official Inspector FAQ lists three ways in:
- In game, through your profile: open Profile → Merit Score, then click the Inspector Community button in the top-right corner.
- In game, through events: open the Events Center → More Events, then click the Inspector Community button on the event page.
- On the web: go to the Safety Center on arenabreakoutinfinite.com and click the floating Inspector Community button in the bottom-right corner.
Once you're in, open the Inspector Workbench to start reviewing.
Who can join? The June 2026 upgrade post says the application "is now open to all players". The official FAQ adds that a strong match history and a clean behavior record are "necessary conditions". You apply by clicking Start Inspection, and Morefun turns on the feature gradually for players who qualify. A low Merit Score from AFK or griefing penalties is a bad sign for your application (see our AFK ban and negative behavior explainer).
Not approved yet? You can still open Practice in the same system. It uses example cases to show how Inspectors spot cheating, so you can learn before you get real cases.
Morefun also says the review feature works on mobile, so once you're an Inspector you can review cases from your phone. That's a phone version of the review tool only. Arena Breakout: Infinite itself is still a Windows PC game.
How does reviewing a replay work?
Each case is a replay of a reported or suspicious raid. You watch it and choose one of three verdicts:
| Verdict | When to use it | Effect on your stats |
|---|---|---|
| Violation | You're confident the reported player broke the rules | Counts toward accuracy |
| No Violation | You're confident the player was clean | Counts toward accuracy. A clean verdict that Morefun confirms counts as a correct inspection too |
| Uncertain | The replay doesn't show enough, or it's broken | Uses one of your daily inspections but doesn't affect accuracy |
Uncertain has two sub-options. Choose Insufficient evidence when you can't decide from the footage, and the case goes to other Inspectors or Morefun's own team. Choose Video Error when the replay itself is broken, and add a description so Morefun can fix it.
Don't use Uncertain to skip hard cases. The FAQ warns that "negative inspection" (random verdicts or frequent Uncertain clicks) lowers your accuracy and can freeze your Inspector access.
If a teammate is cheating: choose Violation and tick the violation type for teaming with a cheater. Morefun also runs automatic detection for players who ride along with cheaters and penalizes them without any vote. That matches the S6 Security Report, which says over 14,000 players were penalized for teaming with plug-in users in Season 6.
What should you look for in a cheating replay?
The official FAQ tells Inspectors to look at the movement path, positioning, when the player fires, how they use cover and how they shoot. In practice that means:
- Tracking through walls. Does the crosshair follow an enemy behind cover before they're visible?
- Pre-aiming. Does the player aim at the exact spot an enemy is about to appear, again and again?
- Rotations that make no sense. Does a squad keep moving toward the enemy team with no audio, map info or line of sight? This is the minimap and radar case players describe on Reddit.
- Shots that land too well. Instant flicks, perfect headshots at long range or no recoil on a weapon that should kick.
Two official clarifications stop new Inspectors making easy mistakes:
- The boxes, highlights and distance markers in the replay were added by Morefun to help you track players. They are not the reported player's cheat.
- Missing doors and missing loot in the replay are also normal. The replay leaves them out. They're not a sign of cheating either.
Play through the Inspection Demo and Practice cases before you start. Your accuracy decides your title.
Can one Inspector get someone banned?
No. According to the official FAQ, every suspicious replay is sent at random to several Inspectors. Morefun's official team then reviews their verdicts and makes the final decision before any penalty is applied.
Two more rules protect the system from abuse:
- Your own reports aren't sent back to you. The server generates the video and sends it to several Inspectors at random, not to the player who filed the report.
- Inspectors follow the same rules as everyone else. If an Inspector breaks the Tencent Games user agreement, Morefun can ban them and remove their Inspector access, data and rewards.
The S6 Security Report adds one more step. When a player's game environment looks suspicious, Morefun may remove them from the raid or give them a short-term ban first, then send the footage to its Replay Expert Team or Security Technology Team. Stronger penalties follow if a violation is confirmed.
What are the Inspector titles and how do you rank up?
The official posts name Intermediate, Senior and Expert Inspector titles, plus an Advanced Inspector title mentioned in the June 2026 upgrade post. The top title is Expert Inspector, and its requirements were lowered in that June 11, 2026 update:
| Expert Inspector requirement | Value |
|---|---|
| Correct inspections (lifetime) | 475 |
| Recent accuracy | at least 80% |
| Inspector Level (current season) | 35 |
Before June 2026 the Expert title was only handed out at the start of a new season. Now you can earn it during the current season as soon as you meet the requirements. Other titles update in real time, so they go up and down. If your accuracy drops below a title's threshold, you lose that title.
What resets each season? Your seasonal Inspector Level and points/experience reset, and the level rewards refresh. Your correct inspection count, recent accuracy and titles carry over, so your lifetime total keeps counting toward the 475. The exception is Expert, which Morefun re-evaluates at every season change.
What rewards do Inspectors get?
Rewards have changed every season:
- Koen was the original Inspector reward. In June 2026 Morefun said it would replace some Koen rewards with more varied ones.
- Milestone Coin rewards arrived in Season 6, and the S6 Security Report says Morefun added more valuable Gold Coin rewards that season.
- The Expert Inspector badge was upgraded from a 90-day item to permanent after Season 4. Morefun said future exclusive Inspector rewards would be permanent "unless a duration is specified".
- Season 7 Weekly Challenge: make 10 correct inspections each week to earn the limited-time Security Pro badge, which shows your Inspector status. Morefun says rewards "will be adjusted based on operational needs".
There's also the Outstanding Inspectors list at the end of each season. Exceptional Contributors are players who reached Expert Inspector during the season. Dedicated Contributors hit activity and case-count targets while holding the Senior title. Morefun publishes both lists with names partly hidden. In the Season 6 list the top Exceptional Contributor reviewed 1,103 cases, and the top Dedicated Contributor reviewed 1,514 cases over 78 active days.
Inspector work isn't a Koen farm, though. If you want Koen, see our guide to making Koen fast in-game.
Does the Inspector system actually catch cheaters?
Here are Morefun's own season totals:
| Season | Players who did Inspector work | Cases reported and investigated | Cheaters banned |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season 4 | 24,765 | 1,617,674 | 1,401 |
| Season 5 | 8,623 | 583,283 | 1,289 |
| Season 6 | 13,058 | 718,259 | 618 |
Source: Morefun's "Protectors of Peace" (April 9, 2026), Outstanding Inspectors Episode 2 (July 8, 2026) and Episode 3 (October 20, 2026).
Two things stand out. First, participation fell after the Season 4 launch and has only partly recovered. Our read is that this is why Morefun keeps adding rewards, though it hasn't said so. Second, a few hundred to about 1,400 bans a season is small next to the automated systems. The Bans Notice for October 14, 2026 alone (covering September 28 to October 11) lists 10,848 cheating bans, 3,706 ten-year bans, 1,744 device/IP bans and 6,505 Koen confiscations.
So Inspectors aren't the main ban engine. In our view their value is the borderline cases, such as radar cheats, where a human looking at the whole replay adds something that automated detection doesn't. The S6 Security Report says Morefun upgraded its anti-cheat more than 772 times in Season 6 and penalized 45,000+ cheat cases, including 8,000+ ten-year bans.
How do you report a cheater without being an Inspector?
You don't need to be an Inspector to report someone. Arena Breakout: Infinite has Killcam replays with one-tap reporting: when you die, open the killcam and report the player from there. Reported raids are what end up on the Inspector Workbench.
A few habits make reports more useful:
- Report from the killcam right away. That links your report to the exact raid.
- Report teammates only if they clearly benefit from the cheat, for example pushing straight to you on a cheater's callout. Moving as a squad is normal team play.
- Don't spam reports on players who simply beat you. Inspectors mark those No Violation, and that's the right result.
If a confirmed cheater killed you, you may get compensation. Morefun issued over 310,000 compensations totaling over 371.3 billion Koen in Season 6.
One thing never to do: buy Koen, boosting or a "safe" account from a third-party site to make up for a raid lost to a cheater. Morefun penalizes buyers in illegal trades, confiscating their gains and lowering their Merit Score, and it removed direct Koen purchases from the game at the 1.0 launch. Our is ABI pay to win explainer covers what you can and can't spend money on.
Want more Arena Breakout: Infinite guides? Every guide below is checked against Morefun's official patch notes and dated to the season it covers.
- AFK bans, Merit Score and negative behavior explained
- DMA Guard: how to enable VT-d / IOMMU
- Audio settings: how to hear footsteps
- Solo guide: how to win solo in Season 7
FAQ
How do I become an Inspector in Arena Breakout: Infinite? Open Profile → Merit Score in game and click the Inspector Community button in the top-right corner, or use the Events Center. You can also use the floating button on the official Safety Center page. Click Start Inspection to apply. Morefun says the application is open to all players, but you need a good match history and a clean behavior record, and access is granted gradually.
What are the Expert Inspector requirements? Since the June 11, 2026 update: 475 correct inspections in total, at least 80% recent accuracy, and Inspector Level 35 in the current season. You can now earn Expert during the season instead of waiting for the next one.
What is the Security Pro badge? It's the limited-time Season 7 Inspector reward. Make 10 correct inspections in a week to earn it. Morefun announced it on October 20, 2026.
Does choosing Uncertain lower my accuracy? No. Uncertain uses one of your daily inspections but doesn't count against your accuracy. Using it all the time, or submitting random verdicts, counts as "negative inspection", which does lower your accuracy and can freeze your access.
Can Inspectors ban players directly? No. Each replay goes to several Inspectors at random, and Morefun's official team makes the final decision before any penalty. The replay isn't sent to the player who reported it.
Are the boxes and distance markers in the replay a cheat? No. Morefun adds the boxes, highlights and distance markers to help Inspectors. Missing doors and missing loot in the replay are normal too.
Does Inspector progress reset every season? Partly. Your seasonal Inspector Level and points reset. Your correct inspection count, recent accuracy and titles carry over, but the Expert title is re-evaluated at every season change and needs Inspector Level 35 in the current season.
