"Acceptance of End User License Agreement required to play."

Well, crap. Is this old-school DRM, or no? Please, someone tell me.

Great news. I can finally buy Startopia. :-)

Good old leaf-blower-shoes is back!

I'm not sure I understand your question.

All software requires acceptance of the EULA before you use it - for fairly obvious reasons, most people would not consider having to accept the EULA as a form of DRM.

Generally, DRM refers to technical measures to control how, when, where and why you play a game.

A text telling you whether you should or should not play a game, is not DRM.

So, if your mom tells you "Don't eat the cake in the fridge!", that in itself is not DRM. But if your mom puts a lock on the fridge door so that you can't eat the cake even if you tried to, that is DRM.

Or updating from its tank controls.
I adored the game when I played it when it originally came out, when I tried it when it was released on gog the first time, I couldn't get very far.

That's great news. Always excited to see a game make its return (again) in this digital world.

The links for soundtrack and avatars finally worked for me today.

I think that's because those were different versions, whereas afaik these are the same versions.

=-=-= That would be an instabuy or close to it in my case.

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All these would be nice to have back as well. :)

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All the games here require one to agree to either the GOG eula and/or others(it varies from game to game).

That said, the games are all DRM free.
(well beyond a handful with DRM remnants lodged in them that the ip holders won't remove, like FEAR and a few others)