Overview
- Denuvo filed a federal complaint on Monday, September 14 under Section 1201 of the DMCA naming “VOICES38” and Does 1–10 and asking the court for temporary and permanent injunctions, damages, an accounting of profits, and attorney fees.
- The company alleges voices38 repeatedly bypassed Denuvo’s anti-tamper technology and posted tools or instructions that helped others gain unauthorized access to protected games.
- Denuvo lists 26 specific titles in the complaint, including Pragmata, Resident Evil Requiem and Black Myth: Wukong, and says the list covers both recent and older releases.
- The complaint points to a Reddit account (u/voices38), a Discord user ID and several Steam profiles but the real-world identity has not been established in court and no rulings have been issued yet.
- The case could test whether civil DMCA claims and discovery orders can slow anonymous cracking, force platform cooperation, and change how developers and players respond to DRM bypasses.