Download the offline installer of any of your games on GOG, save it to a disc and it's yours forever.
You don't need a storefront's permission to play what you bought.
GOG has taken a shot at Sony's decision to stop making PlayStation game discs in 2028, reminding people why many PC gamers like DRM-free games.
GOG posted on X:
"Download the offline installer of any of your games on GOG, save it to a disc, and it's yours forever. You don't need a storefront's permission to play what you bought."
GOG lets you download offline installers for every game you buy.
That means you can back them up and install them anytime, even without the GOG launcher or an internet connection.
DRM-free games, once you buy them, you can keep your own copy and play it whenever you want.
@itsmeeeeeeeea@goddek Perhaps it’s because it isn’t a meritocracy? I’m not well-versed in FIFA politics, but they certainly allow—or even require—national teams to be turned into squads of mercenaries through their "sporting citizenship" rules
@Alliauxu@LKononden@DeIudedShaniqwa Which Brazilian player was born abroad or doesn't have a Brazilian mother and father? Go back to school, man; you don't know anything.
@Alliauxu@LKononden@DeIudedShaniqwa Name a Brazilian player who was born abroad or is the child of a foreigner. Yes. Brazilians are all natives of their country. I know better than you