Although this isn’t a permanent fix, it will certainly help the developers keep the game intact, thereby boosting their early sales. The Denuvo anti-tamper tech is now offering around three months of protection for games. Since the launch of Assassin’s Creed Origins, Denuvo has also launched a new version of their anti-tamper tech called the Denuvo 5.0 protection. Most new games get cracked within days or weeks of release, but Assassin’s Creed Origins made its debut in October last year, and it managed to keep its various layers of protection intact this long. With that being said, it is definitely worth noting that Denuvo’s piracy protection did hold up pretty well. Sonic Forces also uses the same protection however, the Assassin’s Creed Origins managed to stay protected, thanks to the additional protection by VMProtect. The game was bound to get hacked considering the fact that hackers managed to crack the Denuvo protection on Sonic Forces last week. The announcement came from an Italian hacking group CPY, and this means that the people having a pirated version of the game will now be able to bypass its DRM protection.
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