Wednesday, February 28th 2018
DRM-Free Version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance Now Available on GOG
Kingdom Come: Deliverance was released on Steam on February 13, but we know that many of you were waiting anxiously for the DRM-free version. Well, we come bearing great news! Kingdom Come: Deliverance is available as of today on GOG. The DRM-free version, which doesn't require activation or an online connection to play, carries a price tag of $47.30. Surprising or not, that's $12.69 cheaper than Steam's asking price. If you want to spoil yourself just a little bit, the OST and artbook bundle can be had for $51.46 which, if you look at it, still costs less than the standard game on Steam. Wondering if your PC can handle the game? Take a look at our Kingdom Come: Deliverance performance analysis.
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11 Comments on DRM-Free Version of Kingdom Come: Deliverance Now Available on GOG
Any testers?
"Maybe" it could cause those random dips and the such in large open world games for example, rather than lowering FPS in which trying to use benchmarks to proof that isn't a suitable idea.
Someone who has an eagle eye and the memory of a donkey should play both games for hours with Steam and GOG versions to find out!
(My opinion above, don't take it seriously)
A poorly implemented DRM (or layering of several) could conceivably eat into your CPU cycles and, as an indirect result, cause the FPS to drop, but in reality games aren't that much CPU limited. DRM sucks and I stay far and away from titles that make use of it, but this FPS drop is just some theoretical speculation blown out of proportions. DRM does not suck because it lowers your FPS, DRM sucks because it means you really don't own the game you paid for.
At Chino: Any chance TPU will pick up the GOG version and do a comparison?