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Posted December 27, 2014
I posted this in a specific game forum so forgive me but thought it applicable to all my other games.

Is any one aware of a method to migrate Humble Store purchases to GOG?

I presumably can obtain the Steam keys via the the Humble Store interface but I can NOT use the steam client nor access the steam site directly.

If the HS migration is not available is a Steam one?

Thanks!
Post edited December 27, 2014 by iamnan
This question / problem has been solved by madth3image
Posted December 27, 2014
Steam keys are not redeemable on GOG.

I could understand being unwilling to use Steam, but I don't understand "unable." You'll have to clarify.
Posted December 27, 2014
With the very few exceptions on the Humble Store that give GOG keys (The Witcher, The Witcher 2 and Defender's Quest are the only ones I know of) there is no way to "migrate" anything else.
Posted December 27, 2014
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steam games are not redeemable on gog

if you want to get rid of them and dont want to use steam give them away
Posted December 27, 2014
You could try the trading thread. (I've traded GOG keys for same-game Steam keys in the past.)
Posted December 27, 2014
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xenocidic: You could try the trading thread. (I've traded GOG keys for same-game Steam keys in the past.)
or that
Posted December 27, 2014
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misteryo: Steam keys are not redeemable on GOG.

I could understand being unwilling to use Steam, but I don't understand "unable." You'll have to clarify.
Steam doesn't seem to work on all computers. Older computers tend to have an issue with even running the main screen of it.
Posted December 27, 2014
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misteryo: Steam keys are not redeemable on GOG.

I could understand being unwilling to use Steam, but I don't understand "unable." You'll have to clarify.
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Landeril: Steam doesn't seem to work on all computers. Older computers tend to have an issue with even running the main screen of it.
Which is why I asked for clarification. Who knows what he meant.
Posted December 27, 2014
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Landeril: Steam doesn't seem to work on all computers. Older computers tend to have an issue with even running the main screen of it.
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misteryo: Which is why I asked for clarification. Who knows what he meant.
Probably that. I don't think Steam has Region Locks. Does it?

Edit: And seeing how he's in the US. I think its a PC related problem.
Post edited December 27, 2014 by Landeril
Posted December 27, 2014
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misteryo: Steam keys are not redeemable on GOG.

I could understand being unwilling to use Steam, but I don't understand "unable." You'll have to clarify.
Why do I need to clarify? Are you a Steam market researcher?

Your statement does not further the discussion of a legitimate question.


For those with useful comments and suggestions, thank you. I suspected there was no way. Currently they are all Humble available and I am ok with that. Would just be nice to house them here as well if possible.

Thanks.
Post edited December 27, 2014 by iamnan
Posted December 27, 2014
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iamnan: I can NOT use the steam client nor access the steam site directly.
What is that supposed to mean?
Posted December 27, 2014
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misteryo: Steam keys are not redeemable on GOG.

I could understand being unwilling to use Steam, but I don't understand "unable." You'll have to clarify.
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iamnan: Why do I need to clarify? Are you a Steam market researcher?

Your statement does not further the discussion of a legitimate question.


For those with useful comments and suggestions, thank you. I suspected there was no way. Currently they are all Humble available and I am ok with that. Would just be nice to house them here as well if possible.

Thanks.
I am asking if you really meant "unable" or if you meant "unwilling." "unable" might mean we could help you. "unwilling" is a choice you have made that I can just respect and leave be.
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