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We got to know Denuvo over the years, but now it's being replaced with a new DRM repacker called Enigma Protector. This move isn't just to prevent piracy anymore, but also to prevent game modding.

In a YouTube video (https://youtu.be/CT5bwwvDv00), Capcom commented that, "All mods are defined as cheats, except when they are officially supported... The image of a product is tarnished when mods are released that violate public order and morals without permission. Mods can be mistaken for legitimate implementations and can cause bad publicity."

This has also prompted Capcom to go after modders in other ways, such as legally going after Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak content on YouTube. YouTube channel Team Darkside commented that, "Many videos of fellow speedrunners were taken down. Some speedrunners even received 3 strikes and their channels were deleted."

Despite worrying so much about damage to their reputation, repacking Resident Evil Revelations (2012) with Enigma Protector caused numerous performance issues and the game was review bombed until the update was pulled; Capcom claimed they are planning to redo the update and release it again. After stating, "some system data will be updated," they did the same to Monster Hunter Rise and it temporarily broke the game for some Steam Deck users.

In the past, Denuvo has been tied to remote servers that caused games to become unplayable whenever their servers were offline and performance issues from Denuvo have been well-documented. Time will tell if we'll see the same with Enigma Protector, but it's not off to a good start.