Valve's digital games storefront now reminds users that they don't actually own the software that they purchase, but only a ...

However, one con that makes fans frustrated with digital games is that you don’t necessarily own them. A new update on Steam is making sure you’re aware of this. Digital titles can be removed ...

You Steam games will work as normal, but you'll be more aware of how digital games workCredit: Georgiy Lyamin via Unsplash The Epic Game Store, as well as publisher-developed storefronts like ...

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Valve has added a new disclaimer to Steam to inform users that they don’t actually own digital games, even if they’ve purchased them. As spotted by some Redditors, Steam’s checkout page now states ...

check the Steam front page to find out. Even when there’s no event on, there are always special offers, so check out the Steam specials page, and be sure to wishlist your most wanted games so ...

Things have changed considerably in today's digital distribution landscape, and to drive the point home, Steam has begun making clear that you're buying a license to play a game, as opposed to ...

The company has added a note on the payment checkout screen stating that “a purchase of a digital product grants a license for the product on Steam,” as reported earlier by Engadget.

It's never too early to plan your penny-saving with a Steam Sale schedule. In times past, predicting Steam sales was more soothsaying than science, but we're in a beautiful new world of ...

As reported by Engadget, Steam users see a notice warning them that they’re getting a digital license before they make payment for items in their cart. “A purchase of a digital product grants ...

Today, the social site announced profile cards: Users no longer need to type ... The new feature is not unlike the way that digital payment apps, such as Venmo and Cash App, enable their users ...