That’s cool to know!

According to one of the devs (www.gog.com/forum/general/dusk_just_got_released/post22) Dusk is DRM-Free on Steam. However, a GOG release is also in the works but no date has been announced yet.

Thanks for the info. Game reminds me of the first quake.

Space Pilgrim Academy Year 2
Space Pilgrim Academy Year 3

Both games are running out of the box without the Steam Client on Win7/64.

wish developers of games wouldnt just go to steam all the time, hell if they made hte game available on more platforms they would make more money, im just w aiting for my next sniper elite game on GOG

In fact they do. Steam has the biggest marketshare so it is understandable that most developers are developing their games with Steam in mind. Especially small developers also try to bring their games to as many additional platforms as well to make even more money. More platforms however take more time to support them so in the end some of those smaller platforms (including GOG) often end up with games that don't get any support anymore after a while which is a known problem. Add to this that GOG has a strict curation for their store and many games get rejected from them - which is another well known problem. So in the end it's not as easy as you would want to have it. Of course I would also wish to get as many games on GOG but for some of those that aren't this thread helps a lot.

Does anyone know if there are games on steam that the dev allows a drm free download for if you own the game on steam like Klei does for Don't Starve?

http://support.kleientertainment.com/customer/en/portal/articles/2930033-steam-purchases-how-to-get-your-don-t-starve-drm-free-downloads

Okay, I just added both Space Pilgrim games, and also Katamari Damacy REROLL. Thanks again to everyone who has been willing to help edit the wiki with me; it makes things a lot easier. I'm also especially happy to see this list growing after hearing that Metro Exodus is going to launch with Denuvo, which legitimately bummed me out for a night. :/

Wait a second are we 100% sure Katamari's technically drm-free? I need to get in on this if true. I just can't imagine a Bamco game lacking drm at this point.

More games added to the wiki!

· FORCED SHOWDOWN (Linux version tested; doesn't save without the client, though)

· Joggernauts (Windows version tested on Linux with Wine)

· THOTH (Windows version tested on Linux with Wine)

· YBit (Linux version tested)


PS#1: I got the first tier of the Humble Double Fine bundle, and I found out that Mountain needs the steam_appid.txt trick. Or at least the Linux build does. Could anyone check the Windows one, please?


PS#2: an anonymous editor ticked both Fallout and Fallout 2 as being DRM-free for Linux because they apparently work fine with Wine. What do you think about that? I test many non-Linux games with Wine myself, but in case they work I only list them as being DRM-free for Windows (and add a comment that I didn't test them on a Windows machine), since they aren't native games nor are they officially supported on Linux with a "Wine bottle". Should we undo that change? Or do you think we should list Windows games as being DRM-free on macOS or Linux if they work fine with Wine on those OSs?

You know what? I made a mistake, the game starts, but it stays on the loading screen without Steam. I'll take it off of the wiki now. At least it doesn't have Denuvo, which Bandai Namco loves.

Nooooooo! I wanted to roll on PC drm-free! Oh well.

On a side note Super Indie Karts is drm-free so far. It's still an early access game getting updated so who knows whether or not it remain that way by the end.

Pinstripe is listed as being DRM-Free for Linux but unknown for Windows. I just tested it and can confirm the Windows version works without the Steam client.

Kholat runs fine on Windows without the Steam Client.

The game is also currently free on Steam. If you activate it before the giveaway runs out it's yours to keep.