tag:sergiosantos.info,2009:/2008/12/casual-games-steam/comments Mephisto Noh-Varr 2008-12-29T12:49:27Z Sérgio Santos tag:sergiosantos.info,2008-12-28:2548:2553 2008-12-29T12:49:27Z 2008-12-29T12:49:27Z I was willing to forget about the DRM over having a platform where I would have all my games available for download, whenever I wanted. But after knowing about that issue with the currency conversions, I'm reconsidering...<br /><br /> And I already tried out World Of Go and yes, it's great =) Luis tag:sergiosantos.info,2008-12-28:2548:2552 2008-12-29T09:42:39Z 2008-12-29T09:42:39Z Well. If you don't like the DRM check the developers website. For instance, World of Goo offers the game completely DRM free, and it's available on Mac OS X too (with Linux coming soon). Others may do too. Also, even with the discount on steam, I paid 14,82€ (depends on the exchange rate) for World of Goo when I bought it from the developers site, which is a few cents cheaper than on steam, and all that (minus paypal fees) goes to the developers. Just so you know, World of Goo is great. I highly recommended. And, one last thing about steam in Europe. 1€ ≠ 1$ http://steamcommunity.com/groups/1e1us