The Steam pre-purchase page for Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis no longer lists Denuvo anti-tamper. SteamDB history, cited by Prima Games, records the removal on September 30, 2026. Crystal Dynamics, Flying Wild Hog and Amazon Game Studios have not published a statement on the change.
The game is dated February 12, 2027, on PC, PS5, Xbox Series and Nintendo Switch 2. The Steam page lists Crystal Dynamics and Flying Wild Hog as developers and Amazon Game Studios as publisher. The Deluxe edition offers advance access from February 10, 2027.
What changed, and what is not confirmed
Since pre-orders opened in June 2026, the PC listing indicated Denuvo. The current absence on the store and the SteamDB entry are the verifiable fact. That is not a promise of a DRM-free launch: the protection can return to the page before February. None of the companies involved has publicly confirmed the decision or explained the reason.
Denuvo is often criticized by PC players over possible performance impact and limits on mods. Removing it from the page nearly five months before launch is unusual: on many titles the anti-tamper appears at launch and leaves later. The safe reading is narrower. The store no longer lists the system; a launch without it is not yet guaranteed.
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