You can. Many of steam games you can just archive or copy over somewhere else and they’ll still work just fine.
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- magikmw@piefed.socialtoGames@lemmy.world•As Xbox and PlayStation flounder, Steam is reportedly having another record yearEnglish152·6 days ago
- magikmw@piefed.socialtoGames@lemmy.world•As Xbox and PlayStation flounder, Steam is reportedly having another record yearEnglish11·6 days ago
Not by my definition. Not in the same way as denuvo or dvd movie drm is.
- magikmw@piefed.socialtoGames@lemmy.world•As Xbox and PlayStation flounder, Steam is reportedly having another record yearEnglish12·6 days ago
Yes, and Steam doesn’t force it on a publisher. They can opt out.
- magikmw@piefed.socialtoGames@lemmy.world•As Xbox and PlayStation flounder, Steam is reportedly having another record yearEnglish201·6 days ago
DRM is up to publishers, not Steam. Valve doesn’t enforce or require it, and it’s unlikely publishers would lift DRM from their games because Valve asked.
I was thinking Dishonored style, but maybe.
Ok dude.