So you've got your rig all set up, and all you need now is some delicious software to feed it. But where should you go to buy PC games? Long-time PC gamers understand that there's more to it than just creating a Steam account.
Although steam is ubiquitous and monolithic, it has drawbacks. Other storefronts sell game codes redeemable on Steam for less than the Steam store's price, or give developers a higher cut. And there's a lot more to PC gaming than what's available on Steam, with distributors like GOG and itch.io offering exciting alternatives.
Here's everything you need to know about purchasing downloadable PC games.
Steam is the town's big dog. An avid PC gamer is unlikely to be without a Steam account, and the Steam storefront sells more PC games than any other digital outlet. It's convenient, reasonably comprehensive, and frequently holds massive sales in which many games can be discounted anywhere from 10% to 80% off, or even more for some older titles.
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