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> gog which support drm free games but seemingly don't give a shit about linux I'm curious why you say that. I only run Linux games these days, and most come f

• nottorp 7y ago
  Actually there are a lot of games on GoG that don't include the versions for the lesser platforms even when they're available on steam. They're also behind on patches, and sometimes it matters. I still have GoG as my preferred store, because Steam needs a little competition to stay honest. (No, Epic is not competition.)
  • shakna 7y ago
    That's less GoG and more the company publishing with them, if I understand the process correctly. Game companies aren't great at making sure they've added artifacts for all platforms, across all the publishing platforms. Even on Steam different platforms often lag behind each other, and they make the process dead simple.
• baroffoos 7y ago
  They still don't have a linux client years after the windows one came out. Also compared to valve they do basically nothing other than simply allow publishers to add a linux version. Valve essentially created linux gaming as a real and viable thing.