Topic on Talk:The big list of DRM-free games on Steam

I fixed some issues I thought were present, I think this list could be incredibly helpful but we generally don't want to inject any bias into it. The only bias we show on this wiki is towards PC features (FOV, no framerate caps, multi-monitor support, etc.) and against DRM in general. We don't necessarily prefer any storefront, developer, or game over another and it shouldn't appear that way.

At least, that's what I've gathered. I could be mistaken.

It is just test page. I'll open later this week a thread in SPUF to inform people. Please, don't delete semi-indie and Stardock. There will be games. I have big list. Need time to test, install and check all plus real life :-). I think it will be finished for around 10 days. There will be publishers' paragraphs. Don't change names of games - they'll have name like in Steam Store page.

Sorry, I changed them to reflect the article names on this wiki but I suppose it would be better to simply create redirects to their properly titled pages for ease of comparison with their respective Steam pages.

I deleted Stardock because at the time there were no games listed under the header. Preferably, we'd only include sections if there was at least one game under the section.

Thanks for your work on this, I think it's going to be an excellent addition to the wiki.

You edited my message rather than replying, here's the reply (for readability's sake):

OK, I didn't know why you edited names. Use games' name for wiki if you need, there is link to Store page anyway. I created the list of developers because I have always the same fight in Steam forums because people always repeat "but only indie games are DRM free, bla bla bla" and "Steamworks is DRM" - that's why I'll note Steamworks title. I want to disapprove stupid claims.

Sorry. I clicked wrong button :-/.