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Is that classification new to the site? I've never seen it before. Looking at a few articles seems like they were being changed in September of last year?

It seems like a lot of other forms of DRM could be put under the banner of DRM-Free* classification. Technically, a lot of games with Disk Check or Activation Codes or even one time online activation could be called DRM-Free*, simply if they can be run without a client, after install is all said and done.

That to me is troubling since it goes against the utilitarian and at a glance usefulness of the articles.

It should at least be changed to have the EpicGames logo next to the DRM-Free* logo to ensure people know at a glance, the EpicGames launcher and account based DRM are required to get the game.