Brawsome enters the camp DRM Free
The issue of whether games should include DRM, especially indie games, has been a popular topic of conversation for several years now - especially since the rise of digital distribution and the increasing accessibility of "free" content. As a member of the hazily defined class of indie game developers, with now two original released games to my name - Jolly Rover (2010) and MacGuffin's Curse (2012), I've been faced with the decision of whether to go DRM free for a few years. My need to make this decision was first spurred by the opportunity earlier this year to include my first game, Jolly Rover, in the Indie Royale Bundle, and more recently from contact with one most recognizable advocates of DRM Free indie games, the Humble Indie Bundle.