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Good to know that, man. Thanks!
Piss off with that ♥♥♥♥. If I buy it, I deserve to own it. At least as much as one can "own" digitally distributed goods these days.
DRM bull...
Will the DRM ever actually be removed? What purpose does it serve, at this point, when virtually everyone who would ever pirate the game has already done so? For pete's sake, this is a $5 game that is now almost 4 years old.
Also, it's good to know that Dark Void has DRM, as I now can mark that one off my list as a game I will never buy. Very convenient that the game's DRM is not mentioned anywhere on the store page, even after all this time.
Count me among those who will still hold out on this release. Even the PSN versions I have (AoG and FLOCK, namely) are less of a hold-out than this. Even after Sony changed the number of active home consoles per account down to two, that's still double the active systems for Steam accounts, and there is yet more restriction on the latter? I don't know if there's hang-ups on this (identical DRM for all distributors?), but for Steam, this is bad sense.
How about finally removing this silly DRM instead of giving trouble to your customers? I'll gladly buy this game and Age of Booty when you do that.
Steam is already a piece of DRM, so why add another layer?
Especially for a game going for the retro style. People who love retro games would like the idea of picking something up years later and still enjoy it. This piece of DRM seems to alienate the players it targets...
I don't really feel to support DRM with activation limits anymore.