failed to load il2cpp

[LOPEX858]

alguna forma de solucionar este problema, verifique archivos e reinstale el juego pero no me deja de aparecer este error.

[TRIBE_NINE_Antonio]

Apologies if you've tried this, but did you clear the cache as described here?

https://x.com/tribenine_en/status/1892041492568379513

[Cyberblood]

I also get the error (failed to load il2cpp), and the error appears as soon as I try to launch the game, so I wouldnt be able to follow those instructions.

I tried verifiying Cache, running the "delete_local_cache" script and even fully deleting that "$USERPROFILE\AppData\LocalLow\Akatsuki Games Inc_" folder, but I still get the error.

I had no issues with the Demo, but unfortunately I already uninstall it so I cant test it.

Edit: I notice that after trying to start the game and the error appears, the GameAssembly.dll file gets deleted; it can be redownloaded by Verifying files, but the game still wont launch.

[CheeseyHR]

Originally posted by Cyberblood:

I also get the error, and it appears as soon as I try to launch the game, so I wouldnt be able to follow those instructions.

I tried verifiying Cache, running the "delete_local_cache" script and even fully deleting that "$USERPROFILE\AppData\LocalLow\Akatsuki Games Inc_" folder, but I still get the error.

I had no issues with the Demo, but unfortunately I already uninstall it so I cant test it.

Edit: I notice that after trying to start the game and the error appears, the GameAssembly.dll file gets deleted; it can be redownloaded by Verifying files, but the game still wont launch.

that sounds like your antivirus is quarantining it. Try adding an exception for that file (or the whole folder) before launching.

[Cyberblood]

Well god dang it, why didnt I think of checking that earlier?
yes, Malwarebytes was blocking the file, adding it to the Allow list fixes the issue.

Edit: Submitted the file as a False positive to Malwarebytes in their forums.
https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/322859-gameassemblydll-tribe-nine-pc-steam/

[The Nue]

As someone a bit less tech savvy, how would I go about that (adding it as an exception to Malwarebytes, as well as how to delete it from outside the app as described by Cyberblood, since mine also gives the message at launch)?

[Cyberblood]

This should help you.
https://support.malwarebytes.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038479234-Manage-the-Allow-List-in-Malwarebytes-for-Windows-v4

Basically, you need to open malwarebytes,
then (in my case, as I have the latest v5) go to the Dashboard (should be the default when you open it) an click "Detection History" in the middle.

From there select the "Allow" tab, "add item" and either add the whole folder where the game is installed, or just the GameAssembly.dll (I did just the file).

After that MWB should stop deleting it whenever the game runs.

If you are already missing the file, you can "restore" it from MWB Detection History menu, or do a Steam "Verify files" and it will redownload.

[The Nue]

That did the trick, I needed to Verify Files to re-DL it as it turns out.
Thank you so much!