When you buy a game on GOG you are paying for a license to use the software, just like on Steam. The difference is that Valve or the game’s publisher will be able to more readily enforce the conditions if they choose to. This is of course an important distinction in practice but we shouldn’t have illusions about what we really “own”.

I could love UBERMOSH if it wasn’t for the screenshake that cannot be disabled. According to the developer the shake is part of the design and difficulty balancing which I understand but it makes it very difficult for me to stick with the game for more than 60 seconds at a time. I picked up the deal anyway, I just wish I could play the games more.

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