Post #4011326

2026-07-15 04:36 UTC

the method takes advantage of how Windows games behave when run through Linux compatibility layers such as Proton and Wine. Exactly why it works is still being investigated by the community, but the result is a growing list of games that can be launched under Linux where the same approach does not work on native Windows installations. That sounds like a very confused author, then.

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@PerfectDark@lemmy.world 2026-07-15 04:59

Hi there! I’m the author. Not only have I chatted to Voices, but I did an AMA with Dodi, organized the same with FitGirl (which didn’t actually happen), and even chatted to Empress. Which…wasn’t very fun. I’ve interviewed KaOs and also the gentleman behind Ghost eShop for jailbroken Switches. This is just to say I know the scene, and I know the people. Denuvo has been almost universally cracked since the start of this year, author sounds pretty out of date to be talking as if this is a recent development. Seems there was about 20 games released this year with Denuvo. Voices has changed the scene a lot, but he can only do so much. Now he’s using A.I. to help with his process this is speeding up a ton, but he cannot possibly keep up with ‘demand’ as it were. I found four he’s done, for 2026 releases: Resident Evil Requiem (February 2026) PRAGMATA (April 2026) LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight (May 2026) 007 First Light (May 2026) It certainly hasn’t been “universally cracked”. It will get quicker, but it is still an effort. One game every two weeks or so at the moment. universally cracked This is not only a stretch, it isn’t true. The fun thing is that he has cracked 2026’s build, and then their updated build, then a day one release. From a technical POV, it is super interesting to see.

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