I'm a little late for this, but I did a quick search of this thread (and the accursed farms and piratesoftware threads), and I'm pretty sure nobody has really talked about this yet. So screw it, I'm talking about it now.
Remember The Crew 1 and how that shut down? And how that kicked off the entire Stop Killing Games movement?
It's been out since mid-September, but there's now a fully offline version of The Crew.

I've downloaded this myself and can confirm that it's fully playable, with the only really weird caveat I had being that the game skipped the story introduction and started me right before the first race. Other than that, I didn't have any issues with playing this.
One of the more interesting revelations that emerged from the development of this custom server emulator is that Ubisoft actually programmed The Crew 1 in a way where if your PC clock is set to any date after June 2029, the game outright refuses to work. Is this a glaring oversight or Ubisoft putting in an intentional expiration date in the game? Probably both? Regardless,
this was fixed in their latest patch for the server emulator.
If you're interested in trying it out yourself, you can go grab your own "totally legitimate" copy of the game, or just
grab this preconfigured version on the Internet Archive. There's also
the PitCrew mod launcher that allows you to inject mods into your copy. Here are the mods I'd personally recommend grabbing for yourself:
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No Intro Mod: removes the long intro and logos and drops you straight to the menu.
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OG Main Menu: restores the title screen and menu to how it looked in the original 2015 release, not the later updates.
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Buyable DLC cars and Uplay/League rewards: make all the locked cars and cosmetics buyable from the in-game dealers.
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Unlock Visual Customization Options: unlocks the visual upgrades on cars that previously had them locked