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Resident Evil Requiem was hacked by well-known hacker voices38 just a month after its release, marking Denovo's first failure of 2026.

Continued controversies around Denovo

Debate about Denovo's DRM has been going on for a long time.

Despite reports of its negative impact on game performance, titles such as Crimson Desert, Pragmata, and Resident Evil Requiem continue to feature this system.

The developers see it as a solution to reduce theft; But many players have experienced frame drops and slowness caused by it.

A different approach voices38

It is usually very difficult to crack Denovo games without using Hypervisor, but voices38 has managed to bypass this lock with a classic and low-risk method.

This is despite the fact that the Hypervisor was so widespread that Denovo had to design anti-it systems.

Publish the cracked version

voices38 announced on Reddit that the cracked version is now released and the name of this game is placed next to Doom: The Dark Ages; A short list of works that, despite Denovo, soon succumbed to crackers.

It is noteworthy that the cracking process took less than two weeks.

It seems that Ubisoft plans to unveil the long-awaited remake of Assassin's Creed Black Flag on April 16 (April 27); A matter that has been confirmed by several reliable whistleblowers.

Possible synchronization with State of Play

After reports of a new State of Play being held on the same date, speculation has been rife about Ubisoft's presence at the event.

Apparently, the company wants to use this opportunity to introduce a remastered version of Black Flag.

Rumor source: ResetEra

This news was first reported by whistleblower BlackBate on the ResetEra forum.

He has claimed that the initial reveal will take place on April 16, and that Ubisoft will hold a more detailed event for the remake later in the month.

According to him, the interval between the official unveiling and the release of the game will not be very long.

Confirmed by several reliable sources

Well-known whistleblowers like Insider Gaming's Tom Henderson and NateTheHate have also confirmed the claims.

Since there were earlier rumors about the focus of the new State of Play on third-party games, the possibility of Ubisoft's presence in this program has been strengthened even more.

The Forza Horizon 6 game returns this time with the densest and most vertical map in the series' history; A map that spans from the snowy peaks of the Alps in the north to bustling Tokyo in the south.

A journey from the Alps to the heart of Tokyo

The revealed map has an impressive environmental variety; From high passes to city streets.

Mountain passes will be the venue for new Togue competitions, and famous areas such as Haruna and Bandai Azuma will offer the opportunity to drive on twisty tracks.

Special routes for high-speed night tours

One of the most attractive sections is the C1 Inner Circular Route; A 14.8 km highway that is great for night street racing.

On the other hand, the short but spectacular Ginkgo Avenue with 140 golden ginkgo trees is more suitable for enjoying the atmosphere of Japan.

The densest map in franchise history

Playground Games has described this world as the "most vertical and densest" map in the series.

If you're looking for a fresh open-world world to drive around for hours on end, Forza Horizon 6 is sure to be one of the most exciting options this year.

Release time

Official release for Xbox Series X/S and PC: May 29

Early access for the Premium Edition version: May 25

Release for PlayStation 5: Late year