Total War: Three Kingdoms hits 39 straight clears, voices38 too fast?

FitGirl has publicly credited independent cracker voices38, calling his recent work on Denuvo a milestone. According to the figures cited, from October 14, 2025 to August 4, 2026, voices38 successfully cracked 39 games, or 33 if patch fixes are excluded. His starting point was the older Denuvo build used in Total War: Three Kingdoms.

The more telling figure is the pace, not the total. voices38 has averaged just 9 to 10 days per game, with many releases cracked within a week of launch. For Denuvo, that makes the problem look less like the odd isolated failure and more like a shrinking launch buffer.

voices38 has said that Total War: Three Kingdoms is one of his favorite games. Because there was no usable cracked version at the time, he started digging into the game’s protection himself. His explanation was blunt enough: "This sounds interesting."

The clearest marker was LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight. That game was cracked on launch day, making it harder to argue that the latest Denuvo builds can reliably protect the launch window.

The question now is whether that pace holds. The article notes that voices38 spent the winter mainly studying the newest version of Denuvo protection, which suggests the contest is not over yet. For players, the visible pattern is simple: cracks are arriving faster, and launch buyers should assume the exclusivity window may be shorter than it used to be.