It is a difficult problem, but there have been a lot of cracked Denuvo games, even in this article, it mentions that about half of the released Denuvo games have been cracked out of a total of 127, that’s not a small amount.
It is true though that Denuvo is complex and there’s currently only one person who has been doing them for a bit and that person is presenting as very very mentally ill and may also be on a break… it’s amazing reading, but it’s hard to tell conclusively what’s up with Empress.
The overall goal seems to be to slow down piracy in the initial launch period where they’re trying to get critical mass for sales. Eventually it looks like a good number of them get cracked, but by that time it’ll probably also be discounted on steam sales
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It is a difficult problem, but there have been a lot of cracked Denuvo games, even in this article, it mentions that about half of the released Denuvo games have been cracked out of a total of 127, that’s not a small amount.
It is true though that Denuvo is complex and there’s currently only one person who has been doing them for a bit and that person is presenting as very very mentally ill and may also be on a break… it’s amazing reading, but it’s hard to tell conclusively what’s up with Empress.
The overall goal seems to be to slow down piracy in the initial launch period where they’re trying to get critical mass for sales. Eventually it looks like a good number of them get cracked, but by that time it’ll probably also be discounted on steam sales