I see. Beat Hazard 2. I never played it, don’t know what it’s about, but here is what I see on the gog page: https://www.gog.com/game/beat_hazard_2 https://w

I see. Beat Hazard 2. I never played it, don’t know what it’s about, but here is what I see on the gog page: https://www.gog.com/game/beat_hazard_2 https://www.gog.com/game/beat_hazard_2 GOG has this label: “DRM FREE. No activation or online connection required to play.” So, gog THINKS that it is DRM free, but you say it’s not, so I go to comment section and see that pinned, “OVERALL MOST HELPFUL REVIEW” says: > ... has secret DRM. It's using SOAP to login a user and has bugs that error out if you disconnect during certain actions in the game. Either way the developer has turned to scum by putting secret backend monitoring software inside his 'drm free' game. Aha! So it’s not GOG’s fault, it’s DEVELOPER’S fault. It’s just that GOG doesn’t know about yet, or doesn’t want to deal with it or whatever. So, yeah, technically gog should remove this game from their store. But the point is gog is not the one acting in bad faith here. The DEVELOPER is. (I’ll look at other games later. Thank you for this list!) PS. I think GOG should do a clean up of DRMed games to live up to their words. I am disappointed they are dropping a ball on this one. They should visit that forum page and check those games. But, like I said: gog is not initially acting in bad faith, developers who implement DRM into their games do.