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[Discussion] The Steam Spring sale is live, what games are you buying for your Deck?
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Unfortunately Gog can't get off their ass and make a Linux library launcher/updater.
Meanwhile Valve maintains my library, uses my OS of choice in a flagship product, and improves my gaming experience.
Steam manages all my saves and shares my library with my family.
What has gog done again? DRM free? Not so useful if I can't play it all. Yes I could use a third party launcher but at that point why bother.
I would like to support Gog I have an account there. But they don't want to support me.
So Steam it is.
Indeed. I exclusively used gog for many years and have since given up. Steam is so much better and actually makes Linux a platform to play on.