Denuvo fully cracked in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced without using a hypervisor - a month after release
Previously, players urged Ubisoft to remove Denuvo from the PC version of the game.
In early July, Ubisoft released Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced on PC and consoles. The developers protected the PC version of the game with Denuvo, but a way to bypass the protection was still found.
Previously, DRM was bypassed using a hypervisor method, and now a hacker under the nickname voices38 has returned and announced a full crack of Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced — this is an "old school" hack, meaning it won't require disabling PC security systems to work.
At the launch of Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, some players criticized the developers for expensive add-ons (their total cost exceeded the price of the game), as well as the presence of Denuvo. However, the rating later improved, and it now has "mostly positive" reviews on Steam (79% after more than 27 thousand reviews).
In Black Flag Resynced, not only was the graphics component updated, but the gameplay was also refined:
Battles have become more dynamic – parries and eliminations now play a key role; stealth and parkour have been improved, in particular, it has become easier to escape from enemies and perform quick kills. Many upgrades are available for the "Jackdaw" to help it withstand battles with mighty enemy ships.
Sales of the AC IV: Black Flag remake surpassed the developers' annual expectations in a couple of weeks. The game's circulation has already exceeded three million copies.
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