← Back to context Comment by alanfranz 1 day ago You mean legally? Because technically in GoG you can. 9 comments alanfranz Reply Fire-Dragon-DoL 14 hours ago Legally. Technically you can just share your password with any of your family alanfranz 29 minutes ago What I mean is that for most (all?) GoG games you can download an offline installer.So you CAN pass your collection over to your heirs on an hard disk.Whether this is legal it’s a different matter. chrisjj 21 hours ago Technically legally no."Your GOG account and GOG content are personal to you and cannot be shared with, sold, gifted or transferred to anyone else." alanfranz 28 minutes ago From a purely technical perspective, gog offline installers make it trivial to preserve your collection.It may not be legal, as I said. ThunderSizzle 20 hours ago What if my trust or business buys it? My trust/business is a legal individual that can be passed down to other owners over time? chrisjj 18 hours ago You'd be in breach of the terms. 2 replies → AlienRobot 17 hours ago The account isn't the software. Software are files.
Fire-Dragon-DoL 14 hours ago Legally. Technically you can just share your password with any of your family alanfranz 29 minutes ago What I mean is that for most (all?) GoG games you can download an offline installer.So you CAN pass your collection over to your heirs on an hard disk.Whether this is legal it’s a different matter.
alanfranz 29 minutes ago What I mean is that for most (all?) GoG games you can download an offline installer.So you CAN pass your collection over to your heirs on an hard disk.Whether this is legal it’s a different matter.
chrisjj 21 hours ago Technically legally no."Your GOG account and GOG content are personal to you and cannot be shared with, sold, gifted or transferred to anyone else." alanfranz 28 minutes ago From a purely technical perspective, gog offline installers make it trivial to preserve your collection.It may not be legal, as I said. ThunderSizzle 20 hours ago What if my trust or business buys it? My trust/business is a legal individual that can be passed down to other owners over time? chrisjj 18 hours ago You'd be in breach of the terms. 2 replies → AlienRobot 17 hours ago The account isn't the software. Software are files.
alanfranz 28 minutes ago From a purely technical perspective, gog offline installers make it trivial to preserve your collection.It may not be legal, as I said.
ThunderSizzle 20 hours ago What if my trust or business buys it? My trust/business is a legal individual that can be passed down to other owners over time? chrisjj 18 hours ago You'd be in breach of the terms. 2 replies →
Legally. Technically you can just share your password with any of your family
What I mean is that for most (all?) GoG games you can download an offline installer.
So you CAN pass your collection over to your heirs on an hard disk.
Whether this is legal it’s a different matter.
Technically legally no.
"Your GOG account and GOG content are personal to you and cannot be shared with, sold, gifted or transferred to anyone else."
From a purely technical perspective, gog offline installers make it trivial to preserve your collection.
It may not be legal, as I said.
What if my trust or business buys it? My trust/business is a legal individual that can be passed down to other owners over time?
You'd be in breach of the terms.
2 replies →
The account isn't the software. Software are files.