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It still makes me uneasy that my hundreds of Steam games can't be passed on when I die, at least not without violating the EULA

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(But can you really violate a EULA from beyond the grave?)
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It still makes me uneasy that my hundreds of Steam games can't be passed on when I die, at least not without violating the EULA

(But can you really violate a EULA from beyond the grave?)

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pcgamer broke the news in on Saturday, March 29, 2025.
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