The players who make up the world’s largest gaming market may soon face a moral dilemma: play fair and risk losing, or cheat to guarantee a win.
From the global blockbuster multiplayer online game PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG) to simple mobile games hosted by Tencent Holdings’ WeChat messenger service, the desire by many Chinese gamers to win at all cost has spurred a new industry supplying cheating programs to the country’s 560 million players, more than one…
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