Thanks, even world alone is still cheaper this way.

I own the games from tier 1, but tier 2 is still slightly cheaper than Steam; even with buying the DLC seperately through Steam. Plus you can giveaway the dupes.

Just by owning a single game from the collection it's cheaper than Humble, what a joke

In my region, it's more fun. On the Steam - 1.3$ on the Humble - 7.2$.

😅

You can keep the job, I guess I was just too quick and saw there was no thread yet. Your polls are infinitely better anyways

Nobody knows, sometimes they will stop revealing keys (and even hide keys that have been revealed), sometimes the unused keys are actually revoked. Sometimes they are revoked much later, and at least one time that I can recall the keys were revoked even before the deadline (by like a day). I caution HB customers to reveal keys immediately and save them somewhere safe.

Not 100% sure but PCGamingWiki ( https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/RollerCoaster_Tycoon_2 ) doesnt seem to say much differences. Ofc GoG one 100% drm free - steam might also be but I'd have to test.

Edit, tested: Steam is not "DRM Free" technically. If I try to open RCT2 exe without steam button it asks me to insert RCT2 CD into drive to continue. Might be workarounds but not sure is it shady or difficult.

The most difference might be

• GOG has cloud saves. Steam does not(??)
• "The Wacky Worlds expansion had an official patch that fixed some of the scenery items and entry points in several scenarios. It is available here. Applied to GOG.com version on November 13, 2024 " but thats just minor thing you can do yourself.

Most of PCGW suggest https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/OpenRCT2 for impro mod, which should work on all versions - even retail.

For RCT 1 version the difference might be bigger - GoG version is "Deluxe Edition. Includes soundtrack. Pre-packaged with dxwrapper as of November 13, 2024."

All five games have "ROW" keys that don't work there.

It sucks, but that's what Atari does.

exactly that :(, pretty sad