Hacker Cracks Denuvo in Two Games and Bypasses Dead Space Remake Protection

The hacker continues to treat players to fresh and older releases alike.

Earlier this year, Denuvo lawyers began searching for a well-known hacker under the moniker voices38. He disappeared for a while, causing concern among players as rumors spread that he had retired.

However, voices38 recently returned and treated players to a triple release by cracking Denuvo in three games at once.

First, he bypassed Denuvo in The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, which was released in the summer of 2026. This is a new role-playing game from the creators of Octopath Traveler and Bravely Default, combining HD-2D graphics with an action adventure.

Second, voices38 cracked Denuvo in the British Fallout, returning to last year’s Atomfall from Rebellion, the studio known for the Sniper Elite and Zombie Army franchises. Set in the English countryside, the game asks players to unravel a web of intertwined storylines by exploring the area, talking to people, and fighting for the truth. No decision goes unnoticed.

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In addition, voices38 finished cracking the Dead Space remake. He used a new tool this time, so technical issues with the crack should not arise.

Notably, another Denuvo cracker appeared just yesterday. The hacker claims to have successfully bypassed the protection in a recent sports simulator from Electronic Arts.