Deadlock does what Valve didn’t get around to with Counter-Strike, turning the hero shooter’s cheaters into frogs

A new Deadlock update has arrived, and its approach to anti-cheat measures is one-of-a-kind – the shooter will now let players choose to turn any cheater into a literal frog.

Thanks to its “anti-cheat detection system,” Deadlock leaves every cheater’s fate in opposing players’ hands. If someone dares to cheat, opponents will be given two options – they can either instantly ban the guilty player, or they can opt for something far funnier. They can turn them into a frog for the remainder of the match. Right now, Valve says the system is just “set to conservative detection levels.”