Arena Breakout: Infinite Arms Kernel-Level DMA Guard as the Warlord Tournament Returns August 13

More Studio's free extraction shooter Arena Breakout: Infinite is rolling out DMA Guard, a kernel-level protection that blocks direct memory access cheat hardware, as part of its August update. Players arm it by enabling VT-d or IOMMU virtualization in BIOS, and the studio has published motherboard-specific setup guides. The Kamona Summer Festival follows on August 13 with the Warlord Tournament's return: five squads fight over TV Station with every team's loadout visible before and during the raid, plus a melee-only mode and up to 160 Supply Passes tradable for Koen.