Then buy different games? There are so many games out there, you don't have to buy from the sleaziest, profit-whoring of them. N++, Papers Please, Geometry Das

Then buy different games? There are so many games out there, you don't have to buy from the sleaziest, profit-whoring of them. N++, Papers Please, Geometry Dash, Return of the Obra Dinn, Ori and the Blind Forest, 1001 Spikes, Hollow Knight, the list goes on. Then you have things like The Talos Principle, which does have DLC, but it's many hours long, or Humble and their bundles and monthlies, or that Lichess and Pokemon Showdown are legitimately completely free. The Playdate looks like a fun toy, but it's vastly more of a cash grab than the games I play regularly.