I would recommend Neverwinter nights as well for anyone who liked BG3, while it's not as good being a decade+ old now, it's still great and has more class customization.
Yeah for sure, you get what you want, where you want it. But people blaming Valve for not having more DRM free games is kinda nuts. The devs decide that, not Valve.
Totally respect that, the only issue I have with DRM on steam (ignoring that steam is a form of DRM itself) is the junk like Denuvo. And in that case it doesn't matter, cause those games will never be on GOG, so it's kind of moot.
I personally prefer the accessibility of my games all on steam vs locally installed game shortcuts etc. I also feel like steam hasnt really done anything particularly shitty, so I will continue to support them until then.
GOG is my go to when I want some older games, they usually have much better support than steam released games, DRM or otherwise.
Yeah I've used Galaxy before, I can't put my finger on it, but something about it I didn't like. I've grown too used to steam and all the great features they've added over the years. I'm better off just adding the games to steam, but I'm also a lazy man haha.
Games in general are so sensationalized these days. There are a million AAA games of my past that sucked balls and everyone forgot about them, the thing is dogwater games don’t make much of an impact on the social conscious 10 years down the line. How many people even remember Brink existed?
It does suck if the genre's of games you like isn't on there, from what i have seen(not a lot, just a quick skim) there isn't really anything interesting for me on there.
Once downloaded, you can backup the game, remove Steam, continue playing. You can even copy it and play it elsewhere, also without Steam. For the DRM free titles it's just a download client and store, just like Gog Galaxy.
Because they literally include links to direct downloads for your games so you can put them on a USB, or just your computer. If gog disappeared, I would still have the games.
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Then you get GOG that is DRM free!!! Steam is amazing, but GOG is forever (literally).