I can understand the frustration of the users. They did the same thing with Heroes of Hammerwatch. I was super excited to get the second game, after enjoying th

I can understand the frustration of the users. They did the same thing with Heroes of Hammerwatch. I was super excited to get the second game, after enjoying the first Hammerwatch. They advertised it without DRM, but it required their GOG Galaxy software to work. They also hassled me about a refund, and eventually gave me store credit, and said they would never do so again. It was a bad customer experience, and I feel they deceived me. I haven't done further business with them since. It isn't about the DRM, so much as the false advertising. While I love DRM free, and that's why I was shopping at GOG, the deception wasn't right. I buy a lot of games on Steam, which has DRM, but at least they are upfront about it.