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Marked as always on as that is quite obviously the case
Currently the article has "no native support" under anisotropic filtering - is this true? If the game has aniso filtering but no option, I think the best award would be "always on". Otherwise if it has a different kind of texture filtering I think it should be put in the notes.
Edit: Checking out other Void engine games like Dishonored 2 - they have locked always-on aniso, the PCGW article confirms this, Deathloop visibly has texture filtering so I have changed this to always on.
The state of "false" would refer to the lack of AF as an option. It is very reasonable to assume that a modern game would have it enabled or tied to a setting one way or another, but relying on this premise alone is speculative and unacceptable. Are there any screenshots with AF forced off or to a specific value compared to no changes, similarly to this?
Resolved itself