We’ve seen a lot of videogame comeback stories in recent years, like Cyberpunk 2077, No Man’s Sky, and possibly even Payday 3 - a bad launch doesn’t mean a total failure. But as it stands, Homeworld 3 is struggling on Steam. More than 9,000 people logged in simultaneously to play it on launch day, but during the last 24 hours, the concurrent user base peaked at just 60. Based on recent reviews, Homeworld 3’s rating on Valve’s store is officially ‘mixed,’ but if you take lifetime reviews into account, it’s still a damning ‘mostly negative.’ Once a rival to RTS classics like Age of Empires and Command and Conquer, the Gearbox-published third game has so far failed to inspire awe. Now, it seems the makers of Homeworld 3 have removed the oft-debated third-party DRM (digital rights management) software Denuvo. Continue reading Homeworld 3 creators pull Denuvo DRM from controversial space strategy game