This is the first time I have seen them even mention the word DRM-free on the site, so from my perspective they may now finally have more than a zero chance of selling any games to me.

It was on the site 2014-2020. The redesign in Sept 2020 saw some pages not transfered over to new site, one of which was the one mentioning drm free.

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Nicely done Zoom!

Will there be other languages and currencies on the Zoom Platform in the future?

Can only say "finally!" about that DRM-free pledge returning, so weird for it to have gone missing so far when they do seem serious about it. And the counter's a decent addition too, though I'd still like a list of recent releases there. The randomizer seems like just a gimmick with hardly any practical use though.

Go on the games page, click new releases?

That gives you games in order of most recently added.

Recent releases is on the home page under "latest arrivals".

Oh, indeed it is. But having the explanation on the right sure is counterintuitive. And I actually looked up and down, but on the left and middle. Plus, always found slideshows annoying and ignore them, so there's that at the top and then I kept ignoring until it was obvious that a different section started.

I don't know about currencies, but Zoom seem to be pretty good at supporting non-English localizations. They have many games in French, German, Russian. You can search by language on their Games page - for Russian there are quite a lot.

Btw: here a really cool video review of hardwar by CR-ROM Fossil.

Yea, i think they should consider adding the text back on the top like before. It would be more obvious which section is which.

I meant the translation of the site UI into different languages. (:

two new game in french today .Exclusive zoom.dangerous waters and 688i jane's simulation

I must say, for being in operation for 7 years (as they tout on their front page) it took them long enough to come up with a website that didn't look sketchy or cobbled together by a complete amateur. Their game pages still have room for improvement though. Still, it's much more useable than it was.

That said, having to compete with the other Zoom in an online search and possibly getting people confused doesn't help. I have my doubts if they're going to be able to get out from under GOG's shadow. Props to them though for sticking with it though.

Ah ok. I don't know about the site UI. I'm sure the Zoom Platform folks would be able to tell you on their Discord, if they have any plans for doing multi-language versions.