Being probably the most anticipated games on PC, Death Stranding will predictably make use of Denuvo.
Now that the PC model of Death Stranding has a release date, the game’s retailer pages on Steam and the Epic Games Store have been up to date with new data.
Death Stranding’s Steam page confirms that the game makes use of Denuvo, the notorious anti-tamper DRM. This isn’t notably shocking; a lot of the massive games launched nowadays use a model of Denuvo to delay the inevitable crack and capitalise on early gross sales.
Usually, Denuvo will get eliminated as soon as a game has been cracked, or when the writer decides the DRM has fulfilled its function. Capcom, as an example, is legendary for including Denuvo in its games at launch, solely to come back again and take it out months later.
Death Stranding launches June 2 on PC.
