Another example of a company making clear that we don't truly own the games we play on their platform.

The solution is GOG (their business model).

You get the individual keys, no DRM.

Yeah my kids basically took over my steam account already on the family gaming computer. Alas.

The family sharing works okay but the old school way is good too.

That won't work for long. With the way things are going, we may get expiring accounts after 100 years from your date of birth you registered with.

I think they said you can't transfer the license between accounts, but they never said anything about turning over the account

Your children can inherit your GOG library. Buy DRM free!

Or just pirate lmao

This policy is literally against the law in the EU... Wait... double checks notes In the.. US? huh... normally it's the European Union protecting us from big tech bullshit

That’s how we’re still using my Dad’s account, it’s mostly used by my brother, but shared with the other gamers in the family

I got three kids, I wrote down my steam login in all their baby books page 1.

GOG being the absolute BOSS; u will be able to leave your library as your legacy for future generations.