Re: [Trisquel-users] Play games like 'Dying Light' on Trisquel

[tegskywalker]

Humble Bundles sometimes have DRM free games, but the games themselves are  
considered non-free. Same goes for GOG.com that has DRM free versions of  
Steam games.

Having a major game as free software is a near impossible task due to the  
mentality of publishers (they don't want their code "stolen" for their 100  
million dollar budget) and the integration of 3rd party tools and libraries.  
Your game may want to be free, but then if you use a non-free engine (Unity  
or Unreal) or physics (like Havok), you cannot make the game free software.  
Oh and there is the mentality that there will be rampant cheating online and  
copycat versions that will confuse customers if the source was there.