Denuvo ?

[Spectronom]

Hello

This game got denuvo or not ?

thx

[Einstine]

Don't care. Never do. Games always work fine because I keep a clean, solid system and don't feel the need to blame something else when usually it is just underpowered and poorly maintained machines.

[Dave]

I do care. Always have. Game doesn't seem to have Denuvo as would state on the store page

[Spectronom]

Well, I just ask if this game has denuvo...

[Alt0153]

no

[Snaeng]

It does not have Denuvo, they would have to write it on the Store page. I understand not wanting Denuvo. It's a security risk for the system and slows down the game unnecessarily.

[jbrd_]

The Steam store page tells you when a game has Denuvo. You'll see a gold banner above the 'Languages' section that states "Incorporates 3rd-party DRM: Denuvo Anti-tamper".

[Atlana]

it does not have Denuvo DRM, but it has some UNITY telemetry phone-home crap built-in.
I'd rather not be part of that and want to have it as an OPT-IN option - like Cyberpunk 2077 has.

[[BHA] Parazac]

Originally posted by Atlana:

it does not have Denuvo DRM, but it has some UNITY telemetry phone-home crap built-in.
I'd rather not be part of that and want to have it as an OPT-IN option - like Cyberpunk 2077 has.

not anymore, they have/are removing the auto opt-in telemetry

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1113120/discussions/0/3720566578365882819/

[Jellybean]

If you need to ask, it won't matter to you at all

[Spectronom]

Thx guys

[Devil Dog]

Originally posted by Sgt. Thundercok:

Don't care. Never do. Games always work fine because I keep a clean, solid system and don't feel the need to blame something else when usually it is just underpowered and poorly maintained machines.

The Callisto Protocol & Marvel's Midnight Suns are two recent examples of how wrong you are - neither game is getting great reviews after really awful releases and based on the comments, very likely had nothing to do with how dirty ppls systems are.

[.//slayer]

Originally posted by jbrd_:

The Steam store page tells you when a game has Denuvo. You'll see a gold banner above the 'Languages' section that states "Incorporates 3rd-party DRM: Denuvo Anti-tamper".

There was a controvery less than a week ago regarding Marvel's Midnight Suns, which had Denuvo and did not list that fact on its Steam page. It took the publishers several days (and perhaps a community outcry) to fix that error: https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/zada30/marvels_midnight_suns_has_denuvo_and_that_fact/

So, the question about Denuvo is perfectly legitimate to ask these days, regardless of what the front page says.