read OP?

I don't know. I guess it is possible to run them through and Apple emulator, making them DRM free. I do not have one, so I do not know. If you want to run them 'out of the box', you do so by launching the main game and selecting them from a menu there, and it needs steam running to do so.

Ah I see - Interesting!

Read that, but why would I want to put money into the coffers of a company who has hijacked titles, unto themselves, and made them unavailable to the public unless they played the steam game?

Good for you - wrong thread for this discussion. Make a new "I hate steam thread" or just go post in one of the 7 billion of them here on GoG forums already.

Thanks, am sure there are plenty without my 2 cents, but seems self evident.

Have fun people, liking steam or not.

Hotline Miami has the option to not enable Steamworks, effectively making it DRM-free. I've tested. :P

Oh nice! Wasn't aware of that the classics are included in the Bard's Tale Package. Thanks for this hint! :)

Reminds me - The Cave seems to be in the bin requiring Steam.

Wonder if SSZ needs Steam.

don't have it, unfortunately.

Well, I have it...here.

What the hell is SSZ?

I think Strike Suit Zero.

Strike Suit Zero. He mentioned The Cave which just came out so I was saying that I wondered if SSZ required Steam since it just came out on GOG, as well as Steam.

Okay, not everyone is up on the latest titles enough to recognize a random acronym ;)