"Gamers are not criminals and they do not need DRM"

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When you buy a game from GOG, the (mostly) retro download shop, you download a standalone installer and install it. That's it.
Compare that to Steam: you install the Steam client through which you buy, install and launch the game. You can play in Offline Mode but you still need to activate the game online at least once. Steam is inherently DRM, however super duper you perceive it to be.
That was the difference - that and the game clientele - between the two platforms. But when GOG announced a client of its own - GOG Galaxy - earlier this month, that fundamental difference was brought into question.
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