Valve reminds Steam users they don't actually own a darn thing they buy, GOG pounces and says its games "cannot be taken away from you" thanks to offline installers
GOG previously said it wants "to ensure your gaming legacy is always in your hands"
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A subtle change has arrived to the Steam shopping experience to drive home the fact that you’re buying a gamelicenserather than a copy of a game that you’ll definitely own forever, and rival storefront GOG already seems to be weighing in on the matter.
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