Kerbal Space Program

Take-Two have enforced a new EULA upon this game that makes those of us who already own it legally unable to play it if we do not agree to these new, horrible rules which include such delightful phrases as "Licensor reserves the right to monitor use of the Software at any time. You may not interfere with such access control measures or attempt to disable or circumvent such security features, and if you do, the Software may not function properly. " This line in the EULA has resulted in this previously offline playable being changed to now requiring a constant internet connection, and that is merely the tip of the iceberg of this new agreement. Purchase this game at your own risk.

I've owned this game since version 0.22, and have sunk something like 2500 hours into it, but I'm afraid I cannot recommend this game anymore. Ever since the 1.0 release, Squad has made increasingly sketchy and greedy decisions, and has since sold the game to Take 2. Take 2 has now added the Red Shell spyware and a very heavy handed EULA to the game. Furthermore, Take 2 will be adding Steam Workshop integration in the next update, which will leave us GOG users high and dry. Until those things are removed or otherwise rectified, I would recommend you look elsewhere, as KSP is no longer the shiny bastion of DRM free gaming it used to be.

Chock full of spyware. After they crapped the bed with the Red Shell debacle, now they have to go on record AGAIN and inform customers that they are still using spyware that grants them personal information, soon to be available or opt out in a future patch. Save your money and your privacy. This company is a fraud.

GOG may be DRM free, unfortuntatly but not Spyware-free. KSP is one of the games using RedShell to look at your personal information including personal information and the browser history! @GOG-Team: please remove all RedShell-infested games from the platform!