Good news for owners of weak PCs: Tekken 8 director confirms that the game will not use Denuvo DRM protection
Katsushiro Harada, the director of the upcoming fighting game Tekken 8, announced on his Twitter account that the game will not use anti-piracy software from Denuvo - the team does not plan to implement DRM measures in the game:
this EULA is probably just a copy/paste of TEKKEN7 or something (I'm not a registered this but sure).
- Katsuhiro Harada (@Harada_TEKKEN) 7 August, 2023
Anyway, I have no plans to introduce Denuvo or anything else in TEKKEN8, so stop your tedious allergic reactions to every single thing & sit quietly (sit the hell down). https://t.co/oT1Wj9VTpd
Here's What We Know
Some time earlier, fans of the Tekken series began to worry about the release of the game on PC, as the licence agreement specified the use of Denuvo DRM, but Harada suggested that this could be just a copied clause from the Tekken 7 licence agreement or something similar. He assured that the developers have no plans to use DRM in the game.
When We Can Expect It
Tekken 8 does not have an official release date yet, despite the fact that a lot of trailers have already been released.
Source: GamingBolt
