I need to check the license again. (Haven't read it in a long time.) The thing is: you don't really own any game. Yes you own the manuals and the case and the

I need to check the license again. (Haven't read it in a long time.) The thing is: you don't really own any game. Yes you own the manuals and the case and the physical media, but it's still licensed to you. Just like a Steam game is. The only real difference is that Steam can actually revoke that license and enforce that revocation. However I thought the license stated that if Steam ever went out of business your games would retain offline functionality and be locally playable. (e.g: You get to keep a copy w/o Steam DRM and Community.)