Related: Crash Bandicoot 4 PS5 Review: No Time WastedĪt long last, Activision has deployed the PC version of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time on PC via the launcher. As many would expect, Activision is no stranger DRM, but the publisher is bound to receive pushback for the always-online requirements in one recently released marsupial-starring adventure. Such instances of DRM by publishers and developers are most notably common in the PC gaming space, due to ongoing concerns about piracy. In recent years, however, it has become a strong point of contention throughout the industry, especially when it comes to single-player experiences that lack online components.
Video games that demand users maintain an active internet connection while playing are nothing new. Unsurprisingly, those versions don't employ always-online practices. The publisher rolled out upgrades for the newer consoles earlier this month. A direct sequel to the original Naughty Dog trilogy, Crash Bandicoot 4 hit store shelves last September for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Today, Activision launched Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time on PC via unfortunately, players have discovered the single-player platform title requires an internet connection.
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