Linux Game Publishing Copy Protection

Software theme

Supposedly a key/name/password system designed for full legal copying & installation rights for legitimate buyers while discouraging illegal copies.

22
games
3
platforms

Alternate name: LGP Copy Protection

The keys are stored on an internet server and retrievable by entering a name and password
LGP claims one can install and run the game without an internet connection, copy the game for personal use, install the game on multiple computers for personal use, freely transfer/buy/sell the right to use the game (tools to assure buyers of getting a legitimate copy are provided at the website), key/name/password are required only when installing or making significant changes to your hardware, and all this can be done without the original CD (which is touted as an advantage to the customer).

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Parent group

Digital rights management

Games by year

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The first Linux Game Publishing Copy Protection video game was released on December 21, 2001.

Linux Game Publishing published all these games.

Platforms

Linux 20
Windows 1
BSD 1

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