Meet the first person to own over 40,000 paid Steam games

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BrikoX@lemmy.zip · 30 days ago

Meet the first person to own over 40,000 paid Steam games

Carrot@lemmy.today · 29 days ago

While I completely agree that Steam is a pos for not letting you actually own your games, I personally keep mine all downloaded so that if Steam ever does something stupid I can run the DRM remover and still have all my games. This gives me peace of mind buying on Steam, but does take up like 10TB of space