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Why do you want to know if the game will have DRM
I don't have a game with Denuvo protection and I will not.
Should answer questions more than that google screenshot (that is quite outdated).
I own most of their games on GOG though, even the ones I bought here I had the chance to buy again there, so I kinda suspect they'll be temporary with the idiocy.
I don't mind if they use it on first run sales, despite being one of the people who has had repeated problems with Denuvo locking me out over several different games.
I'm not buying it until it's gone, it'll sit on the bottom of my wishlist until it joins Doom and Homefront: The Revolution in the patched out the digital cancer club, but I'm not upset until they're offering an inferior version to a pirated copy for sale while pretending Denuvo is anything more than a waste of their money (They've been lasting what, a week? Prey and Mass Effect: Andromeda show how effective Denuvo has become lately, Resident Evil 7 wasn't an isolated occurrence, it's not the long life it had with Rise of the Tomb Raider anymore) and a risk to customers for authentication errors.
It's when they pull a Square Enix, or Bandai Namco, or WB Games, and leave it in there months or even a year after the game has been cracked that I have a problem with it.