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Steam News31 July 202614d ago

How to Report a Player in Inwigo

We want Inwigo to remain a welcoming and enjoyable experience for everyone. An in-game reporting system is currently in development.

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changedAn in-game reporting system is currently in development. Until it is available, reports will need to be submitted manually through our official Discord server.
addedWith Discord now available as an app on Meta Quest, players can access the server directly from their headset or use Discord on a phone or computer.
changedStep 2: Collect EvidenceAudio recordings
changedStep 2: Collect EvidenceVoice chat clips
changedStep 4: Join the Official Inwigo DiscordOpen Discord through your Meta Quest headset, phone, or computer and join the official Inwigo server.
addedStep 5: Open a Support TicketGo to the server’s ticket or support channel and create a new ticket.

Inwigo changes

changedAn in-game reporting system is currently in development. Until it is available, reports will need to be submitted manually through our official Discord server.
addedWith Discord now available as an app on Meta Quest, players can access the server directly from their headset or use Discord on a phone or computer.
changedAudio recordings
changedVoice chat clips
changedOpen Discord through your Meta Quest headset, phone, or computer and join the official Inwigo server.

We want Inwigo to remain a welcoming and enjoyable experience for everyone.

An in-game reporting system is currently in development. Until it is available, reports will need to be submitted manually through our official Discord server.

With Discord now available as an app on Meta Quest, players can access the server directly from their headset or use Discord on a phone or computer.

Step 1: Record the Player’s Name

Take a clear screenshot showing the player’s username.

Please make sure the name is fully visible and readable. This helps the team identify the correct account and prevents action from being taken against the wrong player.

Step 2: Collect Evidence

Gather evidence showing what happened and why you are reporting the player.

Evidence may include:

  • Screenshots

  • Video recordings

  • Audio recordings

  • Voice chat clips

  • Relevant messages or interactions

Where possible, make sure the evidence clearly shows the reported behavior and the player involved.

Step 3: Write Down the Details

Please include as much useful information as possible, such as:

  • The player’s username

  • The date and approximate time of the incident

  • What happened

  • Where it happened

  • Whether anyone else witnessed it

  • Any additional context that may help the team review the report

Keep the description factual and avoid exaggerating or insulting the player.

Step 4: Join the Official Inwigo Discord

Open Discord through your Meta Quest headset, phone, or computer and join the official Inwigo server.

🔗 Discord: https://discord.com/invite/jMJbjn3Mvv

Step 5: Open a Support Ticket

Go to the server’s ticket or support channel and create a new ticket.

Select the Player Report option.

Step 6: Submit Your Report

Inside the ticket, provide:

  • The reported player’s username

  • Your explanation of what happened

  • The date and approximate time

  • All screenshots, video, audio, or other evidence

  • Any other useful information

A member of the moderation or development team will review the report privately.

Step 7: Wait for the Team to Review It

Please do not publicly confront the reported player, encourage others to target them, or repeatedly submit the same report.

Reports are reviewed privately, and the team may not be able to share the outcome or any action taken against another player.

Important Reporting Guidelines

Only submit genuine reports supported by evidence.

False, misleading, or deliberately abusive reports may result in action being taken against the person submitting them.

Do not share another player’s personal information. Only provide information directly relevant to their behavior in Inwigo.

If you feel unsafe or uncomfortable, leave the lobby and block the player through Meta’s available safety tools before submitting your report.

Thank you for helping us keep Inwigo safe and enjoyable while we work toward implementing a full in-game reporting system.

Source

Steam News / 31 July 2026

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