Posted May 19, 2014
Update 19.05.2014:
Added:
ArmA 2 (because I'm a fucking idiot and left it out all this time)
Planetary Annihilation (confirmed by Nordic Games to have no DRM)
Risen 3 (now definitively confirmed by Deep Silver to be DRM-free)
Battle Worlds: Kronos (Germany)
Deponia (Germany)
Chaos on Deponia (Germany)
Goodbye Deponia (Germany)
The Whispered World (UK, Germany)
Game Dev Tycoon (Germany)
Question marked:
The Walking Dead Season 2 (all of Telltale's stuff to date has been DRM-free on disc, although that ended with the release of Season 1 with the 400 Days DLC - was the DRM for that only related to the DLC?)
Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller (available widely DRM-free as download version, and Crimson Cow's stuff has been DRM-free to date)
Wasteland 2 (announced to be available DRM-free upon release, will this apply to the retail version?)
Divinity: Original Sin (announced to be available DRM-free upon release, will this apply to the retail version?)
Moebius: Empire Rising (available widely DRM-free as download version, and Crimson Cow's stuff has been DRM-free to date)
Emergency 2014 (all the Emergency games to date have been DRM-free)
Other news:
Broken Sword 5 confirmed to require Steam at retail unfortunately.
Added:
ArmA 2 (because I'm a fucking idiot and left it out all this time)
Planetary Annihilation (confirmed by Nordic Games to have no DRM)
Risen 3 (now definitively confirmed by Deep Silver to be DRM-free)
Battle Worlds: Kronos (Germany)
Deponia (Germany)
Chaos on Deponia (Germany)
Goodbye Deponia (Germany)
The Whispered World (UK, Germany)
Game Dev Tycoon (Germany)
Question marked:
The Walking Dead Season 2 (all of Telltale's stuff to date has been DRM-free on disc, although that ended with the release of Season 1 with the 400 Days DLC - was the DRM for that only related to the DLC?)
Cognition: An Erica Reed Thriller (available widely DRM-free as download version, and Crimson Cow's stuff has been DRM-free to date)
Wasteland 2 (announced to be available DRM-free upon release, will this apply to the retail version?)
Divinity: Original Sin (announced to be available DRM-free upon release, will this apply to the retail version?)
Moebius: Empire Rising (available widely DRM-free as download version, and Crimson Cow's stuff has been DRM-free to date)
Emergency 2014 (all the Emergency games to date have been DRM-free)
Other news:
Broken Sword 5 confirmed to require Steam at retail unfortunately.