Gotham Knights cracked after 4 years thanks to a decision by publisher Warner Bros. Games
Until very recently, the PC edition of the game was fortified by Denuvo anti-tamper technology.
In February 2026, Gotham Knights—a title that faced a wave of scrutiny during its initial launch—suddenly surged back into the conversation. Years after its debut, the game has finally been compromised by the scene.
Observant players pointed out that the publisher, Warner Bros. Games, decided to officially strip away the Denuvo protection that had long remained an impenetrable barrier for hackers.
Gotham Knights allows for both solitary exploration and seamless cooperative gameplay. The experience features a variety of narrative missions, dynamic street-level crimes throughout Gotham City, and the specialized Heroic Assault mode, where players must clear gauntlet-style floors and engage in challenging boss encounters.
Source: iXBT.games

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