Freestyle 2: Street Basketball
- Developer
- JOYCITY
- Released
- 2015
- Steam reviews
- 72% of players recommend it, from 12,738 reviews — Steam calls that “Mostly Positive”
- Tags
- ActionCasualMassively Multiplayer
On Linux and Steam Deck
Its anti-cheat (XIGNCODE3) is not working on Linux for this game, so it won't run properly even where Proton otherwise could handle it. XIGNCODE3 runs on Linux in 15 other games Sifter tracks — so this is a per-game decision rather than a limit of the anti-cheat.
Proton tier: ProtonDB · Anti-cheat: AreWeAntiCheatYet · Deck rating: Valve · Compare 1,277 games
AI Generated Content Disclosure
Declared by the publisherThe developers describe how their game uses AI generated content like this:
AI-generated images may be used in in-game UI or in image assets on the Steam store page.
Required on Steam store pages since 2024. It covers content that ships in the game, on its store page or in its marketing — Valve does not require a disclosure for AI tools used during development, so this says nothing either way about how the game was made. Check it on Steam.
What owning this involves
- No cloud saves · The store does not back this game's saves up — they live on the machine you play on.From the store listing
Only what the store discloses. Nothing listed here means the store disclosed nothing — not that there is nothing to disclose.
Where to buy
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