Star Wars: Squadrons uses the Denuvo anti-tamper tech

DSOGaming writes: "Electronic Arts has just released Star Wars: Squadrons on the PC and we can confirm that the game uses the Denuvo anti-tamper tech."

[NecrumOddBoy]

I don't get these articles. If it's on PC, it used the tech. 1 week later, hackers remove it and begin modding in nudes. 3 days later, Denuvo gets removed and another article posts about it... lol

[Fishy Fingers]

I think in many cases the publishers are just content with the game being 'pirate proof' for the launch window.

[lonewolf10]

Can't wait to see a nude X-Wing........

[Abracadabra]

Denuvo takes way more then a week to crack...

[warriorcase]

Depends on the denuvo version and implementation. Resident evil 3 took 181 days to crack,but I do get your point.

Denuvo statuses can be tracked here.
https://crackwatch.com

[Profchaos]

Apparently the PC launch is having a bad time I've got it on ps4 but arranged to play with Friends who can't get their installs in PC running big problems for all but origin I hear

[lonewolf10]

It appears EA stitched up Epic store by doing a bad packaging job on the game for other stores, it asks for an Origin key for the game lol. Good old EA.

[Psychotica]

Yeah seems to be running fine on my PC thankfully but I also got it via the Origin client.

[warriorcase]

Seems odd. I got it on steam and it's been smooth sailing.

[Abracadabra]

EA always uses Denuvo.