Definitely works for games. AAA games are generally buggy messes upon release. Crackers dont bother cracking something that takes time and effort (eg. Denuvo) u

Definitely works for games. AAA games are generally buggy messes upon release. Crackers dont bother cracking something that takes time and effort (eg. Denuvo) until the game has had the bugs patched (otherwise they would need to re-crack the updated versions each time) I would not be at all surprised if the bugs are left in on purpose to ensure the game remains uncracked for a certain period of time. The kind of company who would use DRM and Denuvo would have zero qualms about doing it imo. I think having buggy games also pushed people toward online DRM systems like Steam that autoatically download updates every time you run the game, rather than something like Itch.io or gog where you just download the game and play it like a sane person.