Where will you buy it?

[TokyoDan]

1. Steam
2. GOG
3. Epic Store

[iHickUp]

1. Steam.

Unless there is a specific need to buy somewhere else.

[Rex]

Good question. Epic would be best to support the dev. But i despite Epic Store... So probably GOG

[TokyoDan]

GOG for me because there is no DRM.

[kmanitou81]

GOG doesn't even list it in the upcoming tab because they hate getting sales, they list various versions of games that will come out later, but this is still buried deeper.

[Barraka Frite]

Probably GOG

[hans.deheer]

1. Steam. As a matter of fact, I just did.

[Wehzy]

On Steam 100% - EGS is just disgusting and GOG is amazing but i like to own my games all on one platform.

[derExperte]

Steam of course, or I wouldn't be here reading this.

[TokyoDan]

That's the problem with Steam. you don't own anything, you're just leasing.

[Cosmic]

Steam, now owned and not leased ;) DRM free.

[Liquid]

GOG. If I purchase a game anywhere, it will be only in GOG, I want to keep my privacy safe, so I hate DRM.

[Pöre]

Does they all have same leaderboards or do GOG and Epic owners have they own leaderboards?

[TokyoDan]

Originally posted by Cosmic:

Steam, now owned and not leased ;) DRM free.

How's that? Can you still play the game if you kill Steam processes?

[Cosmic]

Just start the exe from the folder. Steam can be running. Here's a list of many other games on Steam DRM free.

https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_Big_List_of_DRM-Free_Games_on_Steam

[TokyoDan]

Originally posted by Cosmic:

Just start the exe from the folder. Steam can be running. Here's a list of many other games on Steam DRM free.

https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_Big_List_of_DRM-Free_Games_on_Steam

Thanks for that.
But I am wondering if Steam has to be running or not? Some games, if you run them directly, will start Steam.