Reclaim your game on GOG.COM 100%DRM FREE!

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I don't know if they have more titles in near future but for now these are titles they offer for free make them 100% DRM FREE

 

http://www.gog.com/reclaim

[bjornk]

I don't know if it counts as a DRM-free, but Mount & Blade: Warband already has a "Steam-less" version which you can download from taleworlds.com (same for the original Mount&Blade). I bought the boxed version of it when it came out, which required Steam activation, but once you got your key from Steam, which was different than the one came with the box, you could use it on the Steam-less version. I don't have it on GOG though. Does the GOG version require a key to run? If it does, then I don't see much point in reclaiming it on GOG, other than adding it to your GOG library.

[Guest]

I've read it too, but could someone explain me what does it mean "without digital rights" in a practical way? does it only mean it doesn't need an online validation like Steam to run? is it only this or there's something else?

[bjornk]

GOG games don't require online validation/activation, they don't have any copy-protection mechanism either and they allow you to install your games multiple times on multiple computers in the same household. Come to think of it, the Steam-less version of M&B:Warband had some kind of an installation restriction. Can't remember the exact details but maybe the GOG version doesn't have that.

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I've read it too, but could someone explain me what does it mean "without digital rights" in a practical way? does it only mean it doesn't need an online validation like Steam to run? is it only this or there's something else?

 

Ypu dont need online validation its 100%DRM free means you can do whateve r you like with game from gog.com no internet it don't matter.

 

A game from GOG.COM is 100% your own you can do whatever you liek with it copy client a million times and install as many times you want, it dont matter.

[Guest]

thank you