Forspoken September 2022 screenshots-3

Forspoken will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech

Square Enix has updated the Steam store page for Forspoken, revealing that the game will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech. In addition, the publisher has released a new cinematic trailer that you can find below.

Square Enix has been using Denuvo in most of its recent PC releases. As such, it should not come as a surprise that this new game will be also using it. However, Square Enix has not revealed yet the game’s official PC system requirements.

Forspoken uses the Luminous Engine and will be coming only on current-gen systems. Furthermore, the game will take advantage of DirectStorage on PC.

Square Enix has delayed the game twice so far. The publisher was originally planning to release the game in May 2022. Then, in March 2022, Square Enix delayed it until October 2022. And now, the game will come out on January 24th, 2023.

Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/N6goMdDb4UQ

45 thoughts on “Forspoken will be using the Denuvo anti-tamper tech”

  1. So the first PC requirement that PC gamers learn is that it requires Denuvo.

    Shows us where their priorities lay.

  2. Isn’t that to be expected from Ubisoft? I’d consider it news if their new game actually didn’t use Denuvo.

    1. Unlike most of SE’s rpgs this one actually doesn’t use Unreal Engine, so it’s still up in the air if it will be a stutterfest or not.

  3. Square Enix once again showing it cares for pirates not playing crap. Thanks SE! Their best games don’t get Denuvo, so all in all, good news.

  4. There is even more crazy thing.
    Square Enix in they “2022 summary & 2023 projection” said that they are hyped hard of BLOCKCHAIN.
    LMAO

  5. Looking forward to the direct storage tests though the load times (while still fast) were longer than I’d expected on the ps5 demo.

  6. This game needs the protection level of ubisoft, to be sure no one is going to be able to play it even the legit buyers.

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