Does 'Anonymous Code' Really Ban Minors? Netizens Debate: Is It Real R18 or Just Marketing Hype?

Recently, players discovered that the ACG mobile game 'Anonymous Code' has implemented a strict policy effectively banning minors from playing altogether, rather than just limiting their playtime. This 'hard-stop' approach has sparked a heated discussion in the community.

Many observers quickly dismissed this as a marketing gimmick. Netizens pointed out sarcastically that the game's 'R18' label is unlikely to reflect any real mature content. As one player put it, there is essentially only one age rating in the current market, and that is '8+'.

The comment section offered mixed reactions: some joked that if the company really wanted to be 'adult,' they would do something far more scandalous than just changing a label. More pragmatic users analyzed that this is likely a strategy to filter out minors—who are often seen as having lower spending power and being more 'troublesome'—to focus on a more profitable core player base. Most agree that even with the label, the actual game content will remain unchanged.