According to foreign media reports recently, the Korean simulation game "InZOI" may use Denuvo anti-tampering technology, which has caused concerns among fans about the performance of the game.

D encryption technology is widely adopted by game developers and has been controversial for a long time, and it will have an adverse impact on game performance.Although D-encrypto claims that if the technology is implemented correctly, its impact on gaming performance is negligible.

Recently, a user on Discord reported that when trying the "InZOI" demo version, he found that he needed a network connection.When a user tries to block InZOI in a Windows firewall, he receives an error message asking to copy and paste a specific code into the text box of a Denuvo website.This situation seems to imply that InZOI adopts D encryption technology.

So far, InZOI Studio has not made any statement on whether to use DRM technology.The game Steam page also does not mention any third-party DRM, but only mentions one third-party user license agreement (EULA).Considering that InZOI will be released on March 28, the Steam page may be updated before the game is released.