(Supposedly all other Paradox titles not included on the list, like Hearts of Iron III or Sengoku) Tales of Monkey Island – Episode 1 (but not the remaining episodes) Sonic the Hedgehog 4 – Episode I (but not Episode II) Serious Sam 2 (but neither of the Serious Sam HD Encounters) PixelJunk Eden* (error message can be dismissed) Mount and Blade: Warband (Steam CD key can be used to redeem a DRM-free copy) Legend of Grimrock (will launch Steam if it can be found, but runs if it cannot) Galactic Civilizations II: Ultimate Edition It's by no means complete or even near completion.Īll Zombies Must Die* (run ShippingPC-Bzb2Game.exe)Īlpha Protocol (run Binaries\APGame.exe, NOT APLauncher.exe)Ī.R.E.S.: Extinction Agenda (error message can be dismissed)Ītom Zombie Smasher (run atom_net.exe, NOT atomzombiesmasher.exe)īasement Collection, The (doesn't show unlocked content)Ĭrusader Kings 2 (+ all bought DLCs if you also copy the folder in My Documents)ĭungeons of Dredmor (mods installed through the Steam Workshop aren't available) The list includes titles bought and tested by me and copy pasted from this thread: (thanks Bazilisek and other GOG members!). You can just download steam, buy any Paradox title, install, cut-paste folder from steam directory, uninstall steam and enjoy the game without DRM. For example Paradox never includes any DRM in his games even on steam. Well, he does not, he does it to his games only and the rest is up to other publishers (and devs?) releasing their games. Since we have a lot of tards on this forum fighting the Steam for fake or minor reasons, while their main argument is something along "If Steam dies in 100 years, my grandchildren will not be able to play my games, unlike physical copies (which have limited lifetime, but let's ignore it, because Valve is just evil!)" I thought of making this thread, so people would stop retarding and screaming all around that Gabe makes Steam always-on forced DRM.
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