Capcom has quietly removed the Enigma DRM system from Resident Evil 4 Remake, just one month after adding it to the nearly three‑year‑old game. According to SteamDB logs and reports from multiple media, the DRM was introduced in February but quickly drew criticism for causing significant CPU performance drops — with Digital Foundry noting up to a 40% deficit in certain scenes.
Capcom did not publicly announce the removal, but an update to the game’s Steam database on March 3 confirmed that Enigma had been taken out. The game now runs without Denuvo or Enigma, marking a full rollback of recent DRM changes.
The move has been widely praised by players who reported smoother performance immediately after the update.
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Capcom did not publicly announce the removal, but an update to the game’s Steam database on March 3 confirmed that Enigma had been taken out. The game now runs without Denuvo or Enigma, marking a full rollback of recent DRM changes.
The move has been widely praised by players who reported smoother performance immediately after the update.
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