Scene is Back: 4 games broken with Denuvo protection

At the end of August, there were a lot of problems on stage (The Scene) as raids were carried out by law enforcement authorities throughout Europe.

But as you can see, the scene is back in full force. Yesterday the CPY release group released four a that was protected by Denuvo.

At the end of August team members SPARKS, GECKOS, DRONES, ROVERS and SPRINTER, were arrested by the authorities and since then there has been a very large drop in pirate releases.
Since then there have been minor releases and repackaging of older titles and there was no indication that the scene would recover. That changed yesterday from an old release group, CPY, which released 4 games that were protected by Denuvo software.

Η CPY (Conspiracy) ιδρύθηκε το 1999, και είναι ένα από τα πιο γνωστά . So yesterday within a few hours, the team released four new titles one after the other, and all of them were protected by effective anti- Denuvo technology.

First and major release was the action game 'Death Stranding'

Η επόμενη κυκλοφορία ήταν το παιχνίδι δράσης-περιπέτειας Mafia: Definitive Edition. Είναι η έκδοση του of the 2002 Mafia game and was again protected by Denuvo.
The third release is also popular as it is the eFootball PES 2021 game.

Finally, the game A Total War Saga: Troy was released.

Breaking Denuvo security software is one of the most difficult "achievements" right now.

Of course, the strange thing is that they use such a protection for games that cost less than 50 euros, when a of Adobe can be broken by changing just one byte in one of the application's dll's…

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