After 7 years, SEGA removed Denuvo from the grand strategy games Total War: Three Kingdoms and Total War: Pharaoh
Some players have long been waiting for DRM to be removed from games.
PC gamers have noticed that SEGA removed the infamous Denuvo protection from several games this month.
Now Total War: Three Kingdoms on PC is without Denuvo (the Steam page has not yet been updated and still shows a DRM notification).
The events of this grand strategy game unfold in China in 190 AD. Players are invited to choose one of the famous warlords and make others submit:
Discover China during the Three Kingdoms era – a vast and astonishingly beautiful country. Fight in lush subtropics, arid deserts, and at the foot of snow-capped mountains. Legendary landmarks of the Celestial Empire await you, such as the Great Wall and the Yangtze River.
In addition, Denuvo was removed from Total War: Pharaoh. In this game, the developers invited players to travel to Ancient Egypt at the peak of its power.
This installment of the franchise was heavily criticized upon release: players called the project a "reskin" with few new features. As a result, Creative Assembly then revised the game's development plan: the cost of the base version was reduced and refunds were issued, and paid DLC was turned into a free update.
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