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Message: [QUOTE="Nidstang, post: 74421, member: 12441"] GOG by a mile. DRM-free games, good sales that remind me of how Steam sales used to be like 10 years ago, and they work on older games to make sure they work on modern hardware. Epic Store has a terrible UI, security issues, and Tencent partnership. There's another store worth checking out though, Zoom Platform. They also sell games DRM free, and they also make sure older games work on modern computers. But they also offer a ton of expansions and games not available on Steam or GOG like all the Duke Nukem games, and there's no launcher so you can just buy the executables. [automerge]1739414624[/automerge] There's not practical difference to owning a DRM-free installer vs "transferring your license" though. They don't check for accounts. I've shared games with my brother and friends before using just the game files. So yea, you need to back up to a hard drive, but other than that it's not like the games won't work once transferred. [/QUOTE]

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