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Firstly, this requires you to go to Windows Search Bar -> Core Isolation -> Disabling Memory Integrity.Secondly, there's a lot of discourse whether the anti cheat software that comes with NARAKA: BLADEPOINT consists of a virus, since the program requires access to your Windows Kernel in order to run. If you are wondering why this is a potential problem, I'd recommend googling the implications that come with disabling memory integrity. But for those who don't want, core isolation essentially protects core windows processes from being accessed by potentially malicious software, by disabling it, you're essentially exposing these processes to potential hackers that can tamper with them.As for whether said anticheat does contain a virus is very unlikely. Other games have built in anticheats that also access the Windows Kernel driver, such as RIOT Vanguard that is necessary to run Valorant. The only difference between these two systems is that Valorant prompts you to grant it permission to run in the kernel upon installation, whereas NARAKA asks you to disable it so it can access it, and with the fact that both games have been out for years and neither have had any legal actions against them aside from multiple (valid) suspicions means that they may both share the same trait of being safe to use.Considering the large amount of players and the plethora of positive reviews, I would doubt that the game comes with a virus. Those that claim that it's another Chinese game that the government are using to spy on machines, though could be right since there is a possibility for anything, are most likely over-exaggerating how dangerous this game is, especially since it's been reviewed by IGN & GameSpot and is available on PC and consoles including Xbox and PlayStation, the latter not even having a memory integrity for you to disable in the first place.And if you're worried about your data being sold, I can guarantee that you've browsed enough of the internet to have that happen multiple times by now.TL;DR, anticheat probably isn't a virus but the way the game wants to run is super sus and I'd hope they change it in the future. As for the game, it's a lot of fun. For me, it was an alternate to Spellbreak after it shut down earlier this year and, although I do prefer Spellbreak, it's a great choice for someone who loved the game like myself.And if I'm wrong about all of this and the game is revealed to have ratted all your computers, don't blame me xoxo

I hate most games, but I don't think this game has a single feature actually worth hating.
It's the closest thing to a genuine masterpiece of a platform fighting game out there, and it's free.

I open the game, join a lobby, the game crashes.
I open the game again, the game crashes.
I restart my computer and open the game, join a lobby, the game crashes.

This game has been out for multiple months and I am physically unable to play it,
it's a common issue that's been posted in their discord server multiple times, so why won't they fix it?

At least it's better than Awakened.

Teeworlds is a fun game with a simple way to play, it's great to relax on or play competitively. Either way, it's a must have game for low leveled Steam accounts.
However, since the game hasn't been touched ever since it was published, there are thousands of hackers on the game which ruin the entire experience as they conquer the inactive servers very quickly.
Apart from the general explosive race of hackers in the servers, the game is amazing. I'd suggest downloading the game as it's free and is a small download.
Just, try to host a private server to stay sane.