Hacker under the nickname voices38 continues to fight against the Denuvo protection system in new (and not so new) games. Recently, he remembered Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, released several years ago.
voices38 practices "old school" cracking, rather than using the hypervisor method, meaning PC protection will not need to be disabled.
Judging by the comments, some players are very happy with the very fact of the protection being cracked — they just really dislike Denuvo.
For example, dqtl74 commented: "I don't care anymore what games get cracked. I just came here to support those who give Denuvo the middle finger. Go **** Denuvo."
Interesting-Cost2643 supported: "Haha, same here. I haven't played any of their games, but I love watching Denuvo get **** [cracked]."
Overall, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora was well-received by those who bought the game. On Steam, the project has "mostly positive" reviews — a 77% rating after 15 thousand reviews.
Over the past years, Ubisoft Entertainment has released several add-ons for the game, including the massive story DLC "From the Ashes," based on the new movie Avatar: Fire and Ash.