Denuvo Anti-Cheat System Gets Steamworks Integration

Denuvo anti-cheat systems are now available for developers to integrate with their games via Steamworks, making it easier for devs to stop cheating.

[Vits]

The only game that I know that used to have it. Was DOOM Eternal and that got removed as it works in a pretty similar fashion to the one in Valorant and/or the one in Genshin Impact. And people really disliked that.

[TechRaptor]

Monster Hunter World has also had it.

That said, the Steamworks application of it is new and no game has it as of yet

[got_dam]

So many games use it. It always screws up performance. Usually gets crack within a month. They don't care, though. The publishers only really care about the initial weeks. That peak sales window.

[Vits]

You are thinking about Denuvo Anti-Tamper. A completely different service from the Denuvo Anti-Cheat that the article and myself are talking about.

[blitzburns4]

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided STILL uses it all these years later, unless you get in on GOG.

[anast]

I have a gut feeling that there is more to this system than anti-cheat.