I keep seeing articles popping up explaining how the inheritance of Steam accounts is impossible due to Valve’s subscriber agreement and that there is nothing that can be done about it legally speaking. You should know that if you’re American, there are already laws in place in many states that can let you bequeath your Steam account and other game libraries regardless of what Valve or anyone else write in their EULA.
Revised Uniform Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Act (RUFADAA) is federal legislation which allows a digital executor to stand in your place online should you die or become incapacitated. Essentially, RUFADAA allows you to specify in your will who can access and manage your online accounts as well as the level of access that they would have. The level of access you can grant in your will ranges from transferring full ownership of your accounts to only allowing your executor to close your accounts after your death. I made this thread to discuss Steam …
Hi everyone! SushiVampire here, the Community Manager on Prince of Persia!
The Rogue Prince of Persia launched today in Early Access on Steam and we wanted to give away 5 keys to celebrate the launch!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2717880/The_Rogue_Prince_of_Persia/
The giveaway will close in 24 hours and winners will be contacted tomorrow May 28th, via DM from me!
Good luck! 🍀
Rules for the giveaway:
•Only Adults can participate & win
•5 random commenters on this post will be randomly selected to win a key
•Entries will be accepted until May 28th, 2024, 12:00 PM Eastern Standard Time.
•Winners will be contacted on May 28th through Reddit DM from Ubi-SushiVampire.
I usually don’t buy games that have lower than very positive reviews (a bit limiting, I know), so I was wondering if there are any games that you like with not that great reviews on steam.
Consider:
In the 10 years before GTA Online, Rockstar put out 20 new games.
In the 10 years since GTA Online, Rockstar has put out…one. One single new game.
So…I guess this isn’t a problem for those big into GTAO but for the rest of us who prefer single player, open world experiences this seems to have been a big loss.
This is nothing against GTAO and its players. I just wish Rockstar would do both. Personally I’m waiting for more single player Red Dead experiences and we are likely a depressing number of years away from anything new there.🥺