DMM Games vs GamersGate

DMM GAMES is an online games service with browser, downloadable, and app games. Its catalog describes about 200 free browser games that members can start after registering, spanning genres such as RPG, simulation, strategy, action, romance, puzzle, sports, music, and table games. Browser games are available for PC and smartphones, while downloadable titles and app games are also listed. Users can browse by genre, tags, new releases, popularity, and device. The service says it supports data linking across multiple devices, and provides a My Games library for online games members have purchased or accessed. Beyond free browser games, the platform offers about 1,500 downloadable games and GAME 遊び放題, a subscription with more than 200 titles. GAME 遊び放題 costs ¥980 a month and has a seven-day free trial for first-time users. The subscription renews automatically and is for PC games; it does not support smartphone play. EXNOA operates the platform. DMM.com says personal information is handled according to the DMM Group personal information protection policy. Support, game-specific inquiry, and maintenance or outage pages are available through the service.

GamersGate is a digital games distributor selling official PC game keys. Its catalogue includes thousands of AAA and indie games from publishing partners, with selections for Mac and Linux as well as PC titles. Most games activate through Steam, Epic Games Store or Rockstar Social Club, while some are DRM-free. The site also provides activation instructions for Origin and Ubisoft Connect. Download and installation limits vary with a game's copy protection: DRM-free and certain Steam, Epic or Uplay titles can be installed repeatedly as the game permits, while SecuRom, Starforce and other protection tools may impose limits. The website works on GNU/Linux, and many Windows game versions can run through Wine. GamersGate says it works with verified, licensed publishers rather than grey-market sources and receives game files directly from publishers. Support is available through an online form, and a Downloader help section covers backups, login, speed, storage and connection issues. The company traces its origins to 2004 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.