Star Wars Jedi: Survivor finally stops using Denuvo! The new update also improves FPS and optimizes CPU usage by enabling ray-tracing.

It’s been over a year since Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was released. But that doesn’t mean Respawn has given up on Cal Kestis’ latest big adventure! Moreover, the developers are currently finalizing the details of the PS4 and Xbox One versions, which are scheduled to be released on September 17th. By the way, the team took advantage of this moment to provide the title on PC with a new update, which will once and for all delete the use of Denuvo.

As noted on EA’s official website, the Star Wars Jedi: Survivor patch hits multiple fronts.

It fixes frame refresh on different hardware configurations, optimizes CPU usage when ray tracing is enabled, integrates some settings, and fixes a handful of bugs. Still, removing Denuvo on PC will be one of the highlights of the patch, which users have been quick to celebrate.

After all, the Denuvo anti-piracy system has become one of the most hated elements among PC gamers. Although its function is to curb unauthorized copies of video games, the technology has been criticized for causing performance issues, FPS drops, and instability. Ultimately, the program performs a continuous verification and encryption process to ensure the legality of the product being run at all times.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is coming soon to PS4 and Xbox One

Although many players have already forgotten their promise, Respawn has not stopped working on the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Obviously, these are more graphically restrained experiences that will not reach the level of detail seen on PC, PS5 and Xbox Series. Still, this way several groups of players can taste the adventure of Cal Kestis.

Source: EA