Largest distributor of DRM-free videogames

As of 28 January 2015, GOG.com, owned by Witcher publisher CD Projekt RED, had a total of 914 DRM-free games available through their website. GOG stands for "good old games". The site started out selling old videogames DRM-free, but also sells some new titles, including CD Projekt RED's Witcher series, from release.

Digital Rights Management, or DRM, software is designed to prevent unauthorised copying and distribution of digital products, such as videogames. Polish game publisher CD Projekt RED have long criticised DRM technology as being counter-productive, alienating potential customers and failing to prevent videogame piracy and have backed up their assertions with their experience of selling Witcher 2 in both DRM and DRM-free versions.