Player protection

Players must have the approved Devil-Guard PC client installed, configured and running to play on participating protected servers.

Account preparation

Create an account

Register on the Devil-Guard website and use the primary DFBHD game name that you normally use on protected servers.

Complete approval

Confirm any required email verification or administrator approval before creating a personal PC token.

Register aliases

Add authorised alternate game names through the account process. Do not use another player’s name or an unapproved alias.

Protect credentials

Your website password and personal PC token are private. Never post them in chat, screenshots, support tickets or public evidence.

Installation path
01

Download

Use the current Devil-Guard PC release published on the official website. Avoid copies supplied through unknown or unverified sources.

02

Install

Run the supplied installer or setup package using the release instructions. Allow the required local service and approved network access when prompted.

03

Enter your token

Generate a personal client token in the Client Portal and enter it into Devil-Guard PC. The token must belong to the same registered account and game identity.

04

Verify status

Start Devil-Guard PC and confirm the Client Portal and public status show the protection service online before joining a protected server.

While playing

Start before the game

Launch or confirm Devil-Guard PC is running before starting DFBHD or joining a protected server.

Use the correct name

Your live game name must match the registered primary name or an approved alias linked to your account.

Do not tamper

Do not stop, modify, inject into or attempt to bypass the protection service while connected to a protected server.

Renew safely

Replace expiring tokens through the Client Portal, update the PC client, confirm the new token works and then revoke the old token.

Need access?

Set up your account before joining

Use the Client Portal to manage your primary game name, aliases, personal tokens, live sessions, restrictions and eligible appeals.