… We also already knew that the game uses Denuvo, as well as Capcom& 039;s own anti-tamper tech. Steam& 039;s DRM is your typical DRM that almost all Steam games use. The only DRM I wasn& 039;t aware of was SteamStub. …
… In the past few months, I& 039;ve been constantly visiting its Steam store page, and Denuvo wasn& 039;t there. In fact, according to SteamDB, Denuvo was added five hours ago. …
… And an hour ago, the publisher added the Denuvo anti-tamper tech to its Steam store page. As we can clearly see from the SteamDB package history, Denuvo was added just an hour ago. …
… A few days ago, Secret Mode removed Denuvo from the Steam store page. At that time, we assumed that the game would release without it. However, Secret Mode has re-added it to the Steam store page. …
… So, why has Konami used Denuvo in a free-to-play game? It makes no sense IMO. I& 039;ve also checked out the Steam store page for METAL GEAR SOLID: MASTER COLLECTION Vol.2 and the good news is that Denuvo is not listed. …
SEGA has launched the Steam store page for Stranger Than Heaven, and to the surprise of no one, the game will use Denuvo on PC. …
… This is one of the few times we& 039;ve seen a publisher removing Denuvo before launching their title. So, this should be great news for all Star Wars fans who have been boycotting Denuvo games. Here’s proof of Denuvo’s removal. As you can clearly see, the Steam store page previously listed it. …
… But for a long time, Denuvo helped secure a game’s launch. This is why so many publishers relied on it. And even with the latest bypasses, it usually takes a few days before one appears. It’s not like Steam’s DRM, which can be cracked within a couple of hours. …
… This crack is mainly for the Steam DRM. Although the game executable is unprotected, there is still the Steam DRM protection. …