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Since you already played the game for 50+ hours in the past, I take it that you are now trying to use some sort of a mod that comes with a .exe or .dll file. If you got the mod from an unreliable source and/or the mod author did not mention the chance of false positives in their readme file, I suggest you just delete it.
Alternatively you could upload the .exe/.dll file to Virustotal[www.virustotal.com]. If only a couple of AV consider it "potentialyy risky" and the most renowned ones don't, add an exclusion for the S&S folder in your AV and reinstall the mod.
After not playing for a long time, I heard the update of this game and ran it, but it didn't run, and malware was detected in the exe file.
The same symptoms even if I delete and reinstall the game.
its virus free
and no worries if you are a purist
Again: the positive you are getting reported does not mean that the executable is malware, it means that the AV is not quite 100% sure about it and thus declares it as "potentially unwanted". This leaves it to the user to decide whether they actually want the application and thus installed it themselves.
You are safe to ignore this warning.
But, just out of curiosity, have you ever had a PUA reported for any other game built with the Unity engine?
Nor can we rule out the possibility that there are simply AV scanners which suck at the job they are supposed to be doing. ;)
70 out of 71 AV on Virustotal greenlight the S&S executable, which includes absolutely all of the better known and reputable products. Only one single AV flags the exe as "generically suspicious", and that is a scanner I have never heard of before.
So, at least for me, the case is clear.
well, I'll try again later to be more careful.