Thank you for the list!

Please add the "Project: Zomboid" on the green list.

It has own dedicated multiplayer menu, own dedicated server possibility and multiplayer is played purely via (any) Zomboid client - (any) dedicated Zomboid server. One can connect directly by giving IP address in the window.

The steam and non-steam servers are held different, steam server does not allow non-steam clients, but non-steam server allows all clients.

I think only the master list is offered by PZ as public service. There is zero client-software dependency.

Street fighter alpha 2 has hot seat only.

The Galaxy list looks like Galaxy isn't required all the time I.e. Has single player which is completely offline. I don't know if you want to add a list for things like Gwent public beta where apparently it forces you to install Galaxy and requires Galaxy for 100% of the game

Divinity: Original Sin has LAN and direct IP connections, and the Enhanced Edition (which is the one that has the store page) has both of those and local splitscreen multiplayer as well. Divinity: Original Sin 2's beta also has LAN and direct IP connect options.

Does it also work in LAN with the direct IP method without any online connection?
I'm probably just asking because of my bad experience with NWN.

Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen

Not multiplayer in the classic sense, but needs Galaxy to be able to fight the on-line Ur Dragon and to hire other players' pawns.

Dafuq? That's even more ridiculous...
Ahh well, Crapcom...
Gotta have some DRM when it comes to Japanese publishers...

Yes, sure. It only uses master server to list servers, those IPs can be entered manually, on LAN or WAN, so its possible to have completely private server. Client supports LAN scan for local servers. The accounts are stored on corresponding dedicated server.


This is how multiplayer looks like.

War for the Overlord has crossplay, LAN and Direct IP so I assume it doesn't need Galaxy for MP.

Already added 33min ago, I forgot to add it to the LAN list though, will do asap.

Actually good news for once.

Yes, especially since it's multiplatform (Linux!).

Yeah, I actually have a list of DRM-free multi-platform mutli-player games handy on another board (you should know), should I post it somewhere around here too?

*adds game to that list too*

What's wrong with it?
I can neither test nor see it since it's region blocked for me.

I actually have a life and am not at the PC every day/weekend, so no need to be hasty just because things may differ from person to person.

It has LAN.