"Death Stranding 2" is realistic in modeling, players use the protagonist's face to crack the age limit

2025-07-31 21:37:21|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

On July 25, the UK's new "Cybersecurity Law" was officially implemented, requiring websites and social platforms to enable strict age verification mechanisms to prevent minors from being exposed to harmful content.However, this mechanism was accidentally cracked by the high-realistic character modeling of "Death Stranding 2".

British regulator Ofcom stipulates that websites must confirm whether the user is over 18 years old through facial age verification, digital identity, credit card verification, operator authentication, etc.Social and gaming platforms are also required to strengthen content screening algorithms to provide more security options for children's accounts.

Some British players discovered that Sam's facial model, the protagonist of "Death Stranding 2", was extremely realistic, which was enough to mislead the verification system.Players can simply switch Sam's expression and angle in the game using the photo mode to successfully pass facial recognition and bypass the age limit of 18+ websites or adult channels.

This approach is not simply using photos, but presenting multi-angle facial expressions through in-game modeling, which can almost deceive AI judgments like real people.Since the system will not retain verification photos, the platform cannot currently track down such evasion behaviors.

Foreign media Gamesradar reported that not only "Death Stranding 2", but also the first generation "Death Stranding" can also copy the same effect, and other high-realistic games such as "Bader's Gate 3" may also have similar loopholes.

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