F.E.A.R. - crack test report
 

I noticed that FEAR 1.04 Fixed EXE is signed as unworking / taken from trial. Although I do not know, where Unleashed took this crack from, if they made it themselves or actually taken from D2D patch - no matter. It works 100% on all languages (the difference between the langiage patches is not in FEAR.exe) and also works 100% on version 1.05. Please remove this misleading information.

BTW, I did not test FEAR 1.03 Fixed EXE, so I do not know if this is unworking or working.

just scan the crack by unleashed with pid v5.1c and you´ll see it was ActiveMARK protected instead of securom ;)

and yep the crack was made with the d2d downloadable version with the latest patch for it.

Well, but it DOES work. And leads to NO CRASHES. As soon as a 1.05 update for FEAR D2D is released, I'll upload the exe myself (after testing it, of course).

ActiveMark, easier to crack than SR7 ?

Who the f*** cares as long as the game works? I believe, as long as all roads lead to Rome, who the f*** says you have to take the most known road? Take the back alley if you think you'll get there faster.

yep a lot easier than securom 7 ;)

active mark wrapped games don´t contain any cd/dvd check like the rest of the ISO protections. the anti-debug is also simple and there are already lots of very good published tutorials about the latest v5.42 on the net...

when cracking activemark you need to bypass anti-debug, let both layers decrypt themself, get to the oep, dump & fix iat, patch timer to force the game to run as long as you wish instead of 1 hour ;)

Touchy subject that I think CD, I think people can download the game from Activemark sites then use that crack.

So they wouldnt have paid for it. I dunno, to me it might be a bit dodgy to discuss it. O_o

Yeah, as far as I remember, a few threads got closed and a few people got banned for trying to make the crack for the CD/DVD version with the freely available "digital download" version...!

They probably stated the file was theirs, and they didn't change a single byte in it, making themselves just plain thieves... Am I right?