A brand new replace to Monster Hunter Rise on Steam which provides Enigma DRM has brought on the sport to not run on Steam Deck.
Patch 16.0.2.0 rolled out earlier as we speak, and gamers on Steam Deck instantly reported the sport would not launch after updating the sport.
Within the patch notes, Capcom mentioned it had eliminated collaboration content material and made some modifications to “system knowledge”. After performing some digging into Monster Hunter Rise’s information, gamers found Capcom had eliminated Denuvo and added Enigma Protector DRM.
Capcom has acknowledged the difficulty launched with the brand new patch. On Steam, it mentioned it was conscious the sport was not operating on Steam Deck following the replace, and it’s “presently investigating” the issue. It hasn’t confirmed if Enigma is inflicting the difficulty or not.
Eurogamer has reached out to Capcom for remark.
Monster Hunter Rise is the most recent in a string of video games Capcom has added Enigma to. A few weeks in the past, Capcom eliminated Denuvo from and added Enigma to Resident Evil Revelations. The replace brought on unstable efficiency and damaged mods, which prompted Capcom to roll it again.
This hasn’t occurred with Monster Hunter Rise – Capcom hasn’t reverted the replace. At time of writing, Monster Hunter Rise nonetheless seems as a Steam Deck Verified title within the retailer, which might point out it’s “absolutely purposeful” on Steam Deck. Steam customers at the moment are overview bombing the sport due to the replace’s influence on Steam Deck compatibility.