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Taskbar There have been occasions when I have been tempted to buy a game from GOG which I already own on Steam, but which I would buy from GOG for the sake of having a DRM-free version. Divinity II Developer's Cut, for example. Unfortunately, not all games here are DRM-free (an observation, not a complain) and it's almost impossible to find out for sure if any given is DRM-free or not.
Your specs for the game include Genre, Download Size, Avg User Rating, Release Date, Compatible With, Languages, Developer/Publisher, Game Modes.
That's a pretty extensive list. What's missing? "DRM-type".
LinuxFire Look there: Wasteland pcgamingwiki. com - GOG; no DRM - Steam; DRM Steam - Mac App Store; DRM Mac App Store - CD DRM code manuel. is OK ? - GOG is GOOD.
DubConqueror Comments can't be edited. I meant your moral obligation of course, I didn't meant to say you are an obligation.
DubConqueror BTW, if there's some instances were something is needed after all from the user, like keys for multiplayer or the need to agree to an EULA, it will say so on the product page. If nothing gets mentioned, there's no restrictions (other than you're moral obligation not to copy and spread around the game of course).
DubConqueror On the home-page, it says 'What is GOG.com'? 1. DRM-free. Click it and you'll see "You buy it. You own it. 100% DRM-free.DRM, also called copy protection, tries to control you and your games. We don’t believe in that - all of the games on GOG.com come without any DRM at all!"
Of course, all is a very complicated word. How would you describe all? Let alone the word 'any'. I something comes without any DRM, well, there can be a lot of philosophising about what is all, if there's no thing outside of all, how can 'all' be described. And if all thing's (games here) are without any (DRM here), well, it gets complicated and I might write a treaty or even a full book on it. The strange phenomenon though is, where did you observe DRM on GOG?
Taskbar As an additional example: right now I am looking at "Wasteland - The Original Classic". I know that this is available on Steam. What I don't know is if InXile has released a DRM-Free version, and if that DRM-Free version is the version that GOG is selling. Or if they are simply selling me a Steam key.
Because the store webpage DOES NOT SAY A WORD ABOUT IT.
I consider this to be a problem. GOG does not seem to think that it's a problem but to me, it's a problem and it reduces the number of games I buy from GOG.
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