Resident Evil Requiem Denuvo DRM Fully Cracked, Making It the First 2026 Game to Have Its Copy Protection Bypassed - IGN

Resident Evil Requiem’s Denuvo protection has reportedly been fully cracked, making it the first 2026 game to have its copy protection bypassed.

Hacker voices38 allegedly broke the DRM by modifying the game’s executable, rather than using earlier workaround methods.

The newer approach avoids disabling Windows security features or relying on a virtual machine, which had made previous attempts riskier.

The case suggests Denuvo is still bypassable, but cracking it is becoming slower, more complex, and more hazardous.

That could influence how publishers think about future DRM choices.