Plus it runs in chrome so you don't even have to worry about installing/tweaking settings/finding the disk anymore either.
Plus it runs in chrome so you don't even have to worry about installing/tweaking settings/finding the disk anymore either.
PC game companies are already making single player games that run on your local machine require an "always-on" network connection to "thwart piracy".
I've posted more above, but I have also posted this yesterday detailing why these multiple-clients-required games can and will personally sting you, and are a benefit to absolutely no one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18111288
tl;dr: steam doesnt tell uplay you own the game, uplay uses a separate key, it takes days to go via tech support to fix your game, or just minutes to pirate it. Google is going to amplify this already crappy situation.