The upcoming release of Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced has sparked an early leak, with a playable build circulating online. This leak has raised concerns about the impact of piracy on the gaming industry, particularly for Ubisoft, the publisher of the game. The leak comes just days before the official release date of July 9th, and it includes gameplay footage and other details that were not previously revealed in Ubisoft's trailers. This is not the first time that a game has been leaked before its release, but it is notable because the game includes Denuvo DRM, which is designed to prevent piracy. However, the leak has already revealed that the DRM can be bypassed, which is a significant concern for the gaming industry. The leak has also raised questions about the responsibility of journalists and media members who have been testing the game before the review embargo expires. The leak has also highlighted the potential for surprises in the game, such as new missions and fresh content, which could be spoiled by piracy. Overall, the leak has created a sense of urgency for Ubisoft and other game developers to take steps to prevent piracy and protect their intellectual property.
