Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Will Do Without Denuvo

For many players anti-piracy protection Denuvo has become a real stumbling block, because of which they are ready to refuse to purchase even long-awaited projects. The presence of DRM in games can negatively affect performance and stability, which forces gamers to reconsider their plans regarding the purchase. Recent rumors that Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 will use Denuvo caused a wave of indignation among fans of the series and led to criticism of the developer Warhorse Studios and publisher Deep Silver.

However, in a recent stream, Warhorse Studios was quick to dispel these concerns. The developers officially confirmed that Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 will not contain any anti-piracy protection, including Denuvo. They say they want to provide players with the most comfortable and pure DRM-free gaming experience possible so that their community can enjoy the game without compromise.

The announcement comes as a huge relief to the series' loyal fans who were awaiting the sequel with trepidation. Removing Denuvo protection means the game will run more smoothly and without lag, which is especially important for an RPG with a large open world and complex mechanics. The move also demonstrates Warhorse Studios' commitment to its fan base and willingness to listen to feedback, which adds a positive boost to the anticipation of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2.

Fans can now look forward to the game's release with relief, confident that their long-awaited medieval adventure will not be marred by technical limitations. Warhorse Studios' decision may also attract new players who previously avoided DRM-protected games.