It’s also worth pointing out that IO Interactive had removed Denuvo from the first Hitman as soon as it got the IP rights from Square Enix. As such, it will be interesting to see whether these games will not mess things up with their Denuvo implementation.
Just Cause 4 will be an open-world title whereas Hitman 2 will feature big areas with a huge crowd. And to be honest, we are not surprised at all as both of these companies have been using this tech in all of their latest titles. You can read all about the new studio here.Square Enix and Warner Bros have just updated the Steam store pages for Just Cause 4 and Hitman 2, revealing that these two highly anticipated games will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. The growth of the company should mean big things to come from them, including potential new franchises and more. It seems like removing DRM isn’t all that IO Interactive has been up to recently however, with the company recently opening a second studio in Malmö. There are even more reasons than the ones listed for consumers having issues with Denuvo, but it seems like developers like IO Interactive are playing it safe this time and just opting to remove Denuvo early from Hitman 2. The DRM has been found to cause slower performance in games as well. Some Denuvo games end up being unplayable offline, while others end up being unplayable for the rest of time. The idea behind Denuvo is to fend off pirates by making games impossible to crack this theoretically makes it so that those who want to play the game have to buy it, boosting sales. What has ended up happening is that there has been no significant correlation between Denuvo and more sales, just a correlation between Denuvo and consumer headaches.
Denuvo DRM has been a topic of heated discussion among gamers for a while now, with many, many, many opponents of Denuvo.
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