These range from the woefully anaemic Origin client that barely lets you add friends and track achievements, to Steam's robust program that allows you to broadcast your gameplay, and it's surprisingly useful Big Picture Mode, which makes it easier to enjoy your PC games, while sitting on the couch and playing on your TV. (Also see: Top 5 Alternatives to Valve's Steam )Īccompanying most digital storefronts is a client that lets you download your games and browse deals. But one thing is for sure, the lower price point has made buying digital copies of games more accessible and more appealing than physical copies. It also has traditional retailers worrying what to do next. With Steam offering pricing in INR, it's easier than ever to buy your games online, which is important in a country that has for long resorted to piracy. Digital games are next to impossible to avoid thanks to Steam having frequent deals, Humble Bundle promising special offers, and the likes of Origin offering free games each month.Īnd it's bound to get better. If you're gaming on a PC, then it's likely that at one point of time or another you have bought a game digitally or at the very least been tempted by what's available.
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