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Originally Posted by danio13
So...remind me what DRM mean and what is the difference of a game with it and without?
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Max's Big Bust doesn't have any digital rights management, which are basically anti-piracy programs that stop you from stealing the game. Steam kind of does this in a way and some view it as DRM, but you can play Steam in offline mode so it's not really an issue, but DRM can be really annoying for some newer AAA games.
If you buy the game on Humble you get a download link to the game, and you don't need to run any additional programs to play it.
In game related news, I listened to a lot of feedback from this forum and a few other places around the internet, and we've decided to add another transformation to the game. It'll be fully animated and most likely cost an absolute fortune again, but adding an extra character (kinda!) to the game will be super awesome, and we think it'll make a lot of people here very happy. This won't happen until the waterpark update though, so you've got some waiting ahead of you!
Cheers
Lach