GOG's Response to Steam's License Warnings: A Commitment to Ownership
Friday, 11 October 2024, 15:38
GOG's Position on Game Ownership
In recent times, GOG has taken a definitive stand against Steam’s license warning, which has stirred discussions in the gaming community about the nature of digital ownership. GOG assures players that their games come with offline installers, allowing for uninterrupted accessibility. This assurance that games "cannot be taken away" highlights a key difference in philosophy compared to other platforms.
Understanding Digital Ownership
- Consumer Rights: GOG emphasizes user rights over digital products.
- Download Options: Offline installers offer gamers freedom.
- Market Position: GOG positions itself as a guardian of consumer trust.
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