That being said, dedicated Steam users can be particularly critical. That, combined with the availability of a pirated version online, seems like a possible recipe for disaster and something that could raise its head later should sales fail to impress. While these things are often handled via early patches from developers, the negative reviews mean that the average score on Steam is currently just 5/10. According to numerous reviewers on Steam, the game is only worthy of a ‘thumbs down’ based on complaints about graphics, gameplay, and numerous other issues. While having the game appear online the day after release is bad enough, another problem is raising its head.
Just Cause 3 and Just Cause 4 were both defeated by cracking group CPY, who are clearly getting very familiar with Denuvo’s technology. The game was released on Decemthen cracked and leaked online December 5, 2018. That game was released in December 2015 but wasn’t cracked until the end of February 2017.Ĭompare that with Just Cause 4. This long-anticipated AAA action-adventure title is the follow-up to Just Cause 3, which was also protected by Denuvo. Now, however, even those aspirations have been shattered following the release of Just Cause 4.
With a recent announcement detailing the importance of protecting AAA titles if only for a couple of weeks, the company appeared to be lowering expectations of a longer piracy-free period.
Instead, the anti-tamper protection is being subjected to a barrage of cracking activity. After being acquired by anti-piracy company Irdeto earlier this year, it was expected that anti-tamper technology company Denuvo would go on to even bigger things.
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