
What you need to know
- EngineOwning was established in 2014 and produced cheat software for popular franchises, including Call of Duty, Titanfall, and Battlefield, as well as spoofing software to allow players to evade hardware bans.
- Activision Publishing, Inc. filed a lawsuit against the Germany-based cheat distributor in the Central District of California in 2022.
- Activision sought damages based on 72,328 downloads of EngineOwning cheats in the United States alone.
- U.S. District Judge Michael Fitzgerald awarded Activision $14,465,600 in statutory damages, $292,912 in attorney fees, and ordered EngineOwning to turn over its domain to Activision Publishing, Inc.