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Then with ahk2exe you create 2 exes, the first one is the launcher that runs both the game and the cursor hidder, for the sake of this code, call it cursor.exe. The second hides the cursor in the bottom right corner, every 2-3 seconds it will check if the mouse is outside the corner and return it to the hidding spot if it isnt, hidding it for good, if it is it will sleep for .1 seconds and then redo the loop. When you exit the game it will close itself, and should return the cursor to where it was when it launched, its a dirty hack made with autohotkey, but its working for me in every game where the cursor stays on screen, its made for gamepad so if you want to play kb+m, then this is not really for you, but you can edit the code to suit your needs.
Now in steam hide the game original game and create a shortcut to the launcher.