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George Young

Controversial anti-cheat software Denuvo is being removed from Hi-Fi Rush to "provide a more stable and efficient service environment," but Krafton's anti-tamper features remain

Hi-Fi Rush.

Krafton announces that it will remove Denuvo anti-cheat software from Hi-Fi Rush next year, but that its own anti-tampering measures will remain. Following Denuvo's removal from the PC version of the game, players will need to update Hi-Fi Rush in order to continue playing.

As a single-player game, people have often questioned why anti-cheat software was even present in Hi-Fi Rush though Krafton's statement appears to suggest that the inclusion of Denuvo was to deal with piracy. In the statement, the publisher puts an emphasis on how its own anti-tamper software will remain.

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