Crash Bandicoot 4 on PC, which forces you to connect to the Internet, could not be played temporarily due to the crash of Blizzard servers

On Friday, the PC version of Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time, something that at first should be good news for all those who are made with the game for compatible via Battle.net, Blizzard’s platform and the only one on which it is available.

However, users have realized an important detail and that is that the game requires staying connected to the Internet at all times

, despite the fact that the last adventure of Crash Bandicoot it does not have any type of online functionality. The reason is because it does have permanent online DRM in order to prevent piracy.

The point is that this entails a problem that the users themselves have been able to experience during part of the weekend, because the night of its launch Blizzard communicated

that their servers were down. Therefore, this made it impossible to access in any way Crash Bandicoot 4 Due to the fact that the DRM could not be verified online, so anyone who wanted to play had no choice but to stay with the desire.

Luckily the servers only took a few hours to restore and return to normal, but that doesn’t mean the anger it has produced in the community for not being able to enjoy your game due to this action taken by Activision and Blizzard. In any case, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time is already on sale, in addition to PC, for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S and Nintendo Switch.