Black Myth: Wukong has been fully hacked: bypassing Denuvo protection is possible without a hypervisor

The action-adventure slasher Black Myth: Wukong has been fully hacked, now pirates can launch the game without using a hypervisor. This was stated by a hacker under the nickname voices38.

Formally, the slasher from Game Science studio was hacked back in January of this year. But then it was about using a hypervisor. In other words, the game was run in a special virtual environment that intercepts Denuvo's access to the system and gives the protection the right answers.

Now we are talking about a full-fledged hacking. voices38 sent Sonic Frontiers, Anno 1800, Dead Space Remake and Sonic Colors: Ultimate to the torrents in the same way. One of the latest works was hacking Resident Evil Requiem. Then the hacker reported that he was faced with the most difficult task in his entire practice.

As for Black Myth: Wukong, it's an action game starring the Monkey King. The gameplay is built around dynamic battles and the use of spectacular combos. The character also has various abilities available, such as turning into a huge monkey. It will help to help during boss battles.

By the way, Black Myth: Wukong may be released on the Nintendo Switch 2. Insiders claim that the port is already in development.

Have you played Black Myth: Wukong? How do you rate this project?