King’s Bounty: Warriors of the North Release Date Announced / Pre-Order Available

[Mygaffer]

Originally Posted by Mandea

I consider the pros outweigh the cons as far as steam is concerned. No updates (gog) is no go for me. Every cd I've ever owned caused problems after a few years so I am happy I no longer have to use them. I understand the problems others have but for now it's either steam or nothing.

GOG.com has updates. When an update is released for your game it will tell you up your library a number, this is the number of games with new updates or content.

[Ragnin]

Originally Posted by Dwagginz

Torchlight II is Steamworks.

If you buy it off of Runic's website it doesn't require steam. Just a one time online activation. So you can get it from steam but your not forced too. A nice simple solution. Those who want steam get it, those who don't can get it without.

[Mygaffer]

Originally Posted by Dwagginz

They don't. The Steam support team is pretty small.


Torchlight II is Steamworks.

Actually there is a non-steamworks version of TL2 that you can buy.