Hacker Cracks Another Denuvo-Protected Game — Full Crack for Shining Resonance Refrain Appears After 7 Years
With Empress currently inactive, other individuals are stepping in to tackle Denuvo.
The hacker operating under the handle voices38 has returned with a new PC release. Recently he managed to overcome the formidable DRM in Starlink: Battle for Atlas, and has now turned his attention to another older title.
He succeeded in bypassing the Denuvo protection in Shining Resonance Refrain, a SEGA release from 2018.
Voices38 is not the first to attempt this game: previous contributors published several hacks, but those either failed on modern PCs or ceased functioning after a Windows update.
The new solution is presented as fully operational, and for the first time voices38 has released a complete NFO file — notably without the flashy rhetoric associated with Empress, opting instead for a concise official description of the game.
Source: iXBT.games

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