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Nothing better than trying it for yourself and see what happens =D
A "free weekend" doesn't do anything special, it uses the same protection as every other Steam game.
And yes, Steam games have been cracked just like any other DRM and copy protection scheme. There's nothing that can be done about that -- but you don't need to wait for a "free weekend" to use the piratebay edition of a game.
Its not hard. You can download games all you want. You can live in a house Nd share pc with someone that owns lots of games, but when you try to launch them Steam will say "this accountbdoes not have a license to play this game" and not load it.
Even if you launch the .exe it will try to load Steam. There are SOME games on Steam that dont require Steam, but its doubtful theyll appear on a free weekend.
1. If I install the free weekend game, can I earn achievements and Steam Trading Cards for the game? Will the Steam Cards stay in my inventory after the game is gone?
2. When the weekend is over and the game disappears, does it get rid of all the game memory from your PC? Or does it leave stuff like Saved Game files lying around in your computer's files?
Thanks in advance
@Beestonator
1. Achievements yes, trading cards no. You need to buy the game first.
2. The game won't disappear, you will need to uninstall it and depending on how thorough the uninstaller is, it may leave bits of game data behind.