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Read the SSA. The answer is in there.
But let's face the simple facts. If Valve somehow had to shutdown, the would be overwhelmed by potential buyers looking to buy Steam from them. On the flipside, if GOG somehow had to shutdown, they would have far less offers. You have more chance of losing access to your GOG bought games than you do to losing access to those purchased on Steam.
If you need more answers, read one of the other thousand threads on the subject.
Anybody who uses Steam, though, knows that. Cause they informed themselves when they made their Steam account, right?
On GOG you have the same worries, though. Unless you backed up the offline installers, cause if not it's the same situation. Though with much less games.
Technically NO!!!
But you are free to do what you wish with that car.
But you still owe the seller money...
the answer is you are screwed you own nothing and they already took your ♥♥♥♥ away. the only thing that hasnt happened yet is them flipping the lights out switch.
Caring about it would be campaigning to get legislation changed not posting endless topics on here that attract the same comments from the same people again and again. Of course anybody who wants to do this should take time to think about the practicalities of maintaining access.
Then your games will be gone.
Now, Steam is not a minor company; if they get into trouble, chances are there might be rescue on the way. Also, back in the old days, publishers occasionally moved non-Steam licenses to Steam; it's likely that a few games can be moved to whatever other platform is the new king.
but we also have a huge list of games that have zero drm and can be played without launching steam.
as for other developers games, that are using 3rd party drm... thats a whole other can o worms and ill leave it at that.
that said, i doubt this will happen, im sure they have someone or a company in mind, to take ownership, or sell to, not including all the other companies rubbing their hands, for the day it might happen.
in any case, its nothing to worry about.
have a nice day