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  • (old man warning)

    Just got a new laptop and I fancy getting all nostalgic and playing OG command and conquer. I see there is a 2020 remaster (that looks like C&C and Red Alert, but slightly polished)

    On CDkeys it is £4 "on origin" and £8 "on Steam"
    When I were a lad, you bought a game, installed and played it.
    I am aware that launchers now exist, but haven't used one.
    Is there a reason I should pay double for Steam version?

  • Is there a reason I should pay double for Steam version?

    Never losing access to it and having all games in one place is why I use Steam.

    I find if I buy a game outside of Steam that I never pick it up after playing it a while. But inside Steam the discoverability is there even after several machine migrations and I always dip in.

    The premium is slight on expensive games, but you've found an extreme example by comparing a reseller to Steam. I'd still buy from Steam.

  • Both are on CDkeys, just keys redeemable on Origin or Steam.

    To buy it on Steam it is £18.

    Not too hard in the wallet either way (especially considering I've spent £60 on a ps5 game without being too concerned)

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