I still have the DRM free copies listed on my page after gifting two of my games to an alternate email account
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The original purchaser keeps the DRM copy in their HB inventory. When the steam key is gifted, the recipient will also get the game's DRM copy as well.
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That's good to hear if it's true, but is there any source about this? The other option (gifting the DRM-free versions alongside the games) would sound the more umm... reasonable to be honest.
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I searched this for quite a bit, but it seems like I'm the only one interested in it, just wondered if any of you have any experience in this. What happens if you gift a Steam key that has a DRM-free copy attached to it? Does it gift that and the soundtrack as well? 'Cause if that's the case, I think my extra Daedalic keys are to stay...
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