So please, tell me again about these practices, that only the evil Larian does and no one else. I've bought Dragon Age Inquisition on Steam, yet it launches Origin first, then the game itself. Features: Unique gameplay: swap and match pieces, design and decorate aquariums, play with and take care of fishall in one puzzle game Play hundreds of challenging and fun match-3 levels. Not to worry, we have 2 great options for you Download the GameFools Arcade Browser and play all of our browser games. Of course you can do the same on Steam, but then you have 100+ games, browsing through all of them might be slower, than choosing between these 3 in a plain sight (on the left). Flash games no longer run in your web browser. When you log in, you can choose freely between them. When you look at the Launcher, what do you see? There are three of Larian's games. If that dosent work, reinstall the game 3. I can see your point, and I actually agree with you, that adding another Launcher to Steam is weird at least, but I also see, why they did it. I have a few options that you can try, not forcing you to do these but it may help. I've got 100+ games in my Library, and this is the only one that has added a secondary login/launcher. I am not sure what would happen if you installed the game, played it, and then uninstalled it.

I had not played the game before so I did not have any data to lose on it.

I had to uninstall the game and reinstall it and that seemed to work. If Larian wants to maintain their own launcher for people who purchase outside of Steam, that is great, but for those that are already using Steam, it provides no value. 1 LilySparks 1:48pm The same thing happened to me. Adding a second launcher, with a second login, is unnecessary overhead. I've purchased the game through Steam and enjoy that my library is consolidated in a single launcher with a single login.

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