To prove their point, one cracking team removed the DRM from Village and found that suddenly, the game ran flawlessly without any stuttering issues. Subsequent testing from.
Recap: Capcom has quietly stripped controversial digital rights management (DRM) system Denuvo from one of its most popular titles. The PC version of Resident Evil Village debuted in May 2021 with Denuvo protection in place, and it was a disaster from the get go. The survival horror game was plagued with performance issues and it didn’t take long for Internet sleuths to determine Denuvo was likely the root cause.
To prove their point, one cracking team removed the DRM from Village and found that suddenly, the game ran flawlessly without any stuttering issues.
