daddy32 wrote:Is the steam version DRM'ed? Or can be used as standalone?
dislekcia wrote:Yup, the music makes the web version a 300 meg download. I'll be working on a solution to that today.
Jax wrote:Now for the old grandfathers amongst us (all three of 'em):
Is there any way to avoid having to sign up to the Schteam thing-o to get a "real" copy? Or is it just Steam and playing in the browser that are the options?
I want to play DD (also known as Kitchensink Dungeons) as a standalone program. No goats attached.![]()
Is that possible?
Darvin wrote:I'd also like an answer on what other release options may be available. Stand-alone download, GOG release, whatever; I'd like a DRM-free option. I do not use DRM'd platforms like Steam, period.
Steam isn't what I'd call DRM because games purchased through Steam can be run without it for the most part
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