Crimson Desert is an open-world action-adventure set on the continent of Pywel. Join Kliff on his journey to rebuild the Greymane faction and to save the land from a looming threat. From vast wilderness and cities to ruins and the mysterious Abyss, forge your path through battles and discovery.
Title: Crimson Desert
Genre: Action, Adventure
Developer: Pearl Abyss
Publisher: Pearl Abyss
Release Date: 19 Mar, 2026
About This Game
Crimson Desert is an open-world action-adventure set on the continent of Pywel. Join Kliff on his journey to rebuild the Greymane faction and to save the land from a looming threat. From vast wilderness and cities to ruins and the mysterious Abyss, forge your path through battles and discovery.
System Requirements
Minimum:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating systemOS: Windows 10 64-bitProcessor: Ryzen 5 2600X / i5-8500Memory: 16 GB RAMGraphics: RX 5500 XT / GTX 1060DirectX: Version 12Storage: 150 GB available spaceSound Card: Windows Compatible Audio DeviceAdditional Notes: SSD required.
Recommended:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating systemOS: Windows 10 64-bitProcessor: Ryzen 5 5600 / i5-11600KMemory: 16 GB RAMGraphics: RX 6700 XT / RTX 2080 DirectX: Version 12Storage: 150 GB available spaceSound Card: Windows Compatible Audio DeviceAdditional Notes: SSD required.
NOTE: Please read “__HOW TO USE (PLEASE READ FIRST).txt” after download. Or follow these instructions:
1. Run “VBS.cmd” file with “Run as Administrator”. And pleas read the displayed information carefully before proceeding (After you are done playing the game, it is highly recommended to revert the changes).
2. Start game from “game\bin64\steamclient_loader_x64.exe” (with “Run as Administrator”).
3. Enjoy ;’)
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I guess “Hypervisor” will be the trend in the near future, so I’ll start uploading these things. But first, everyone needs to know a few things before using it.
This method will disable the following (credit to RessourectoR):
– Memory Integrity (HVCI): Runs checks to detect malicious or at least unexpected modifications of Windows kernel code and restricts suspicious kernel memory allocations.
– Credential Guard: Stores access credentials, such as passwords, authentication data, biometric data etc. in an isolated environment.
– Windows Hello: Allows you to log in with convenient methods like a short PIN, facial recognition or fingerprint scan…
– System Guard (Secure Launch): An advanced system hardening framework that protects the OS boot process and System Management Mode (SMM, commonly used by the BIOS to run hardware configuration software) from (arguably sophisticated) rootkits…
In general, from my personal perspective, I would offer the following suggestions (note: these are just my personal opinions):
– If your PC isn’t primarily used for work => you can try it.
– If your PC doesn’t contain any important data => you can try it.
– If your PC is only used for gaming => let’s go! 😀
– If you’re a coder and using this PC => don’t try this. My team tested it on about 15 different PCs, and 2 of them currently can’t launch or are experiencing errors when running some of our tools. This might be due to a conflict with something during the disabling process. I’ll try to find out the cause later.
– “Hypervisor” is currently only in the experimental stage, so if it doesn’t work for you, that’s normal. But most of the time it will work.
Hopefully, this method will be significantly improved in the future.
