Teacher is looking for games in education

[SoulTechNameI]

I have managed to get my teacher interested in games in education, with this I recently sent him the link to the extra credits steam curator page. The page contains a great list of games that open the door for education. However he is worryed about cost since these games are not aviliable DRM - Free I was wondering if there was a way to get them DRM free or use them on multiple computers.

The Stanley Parable and Elegy For A Dead World

Of course this mean legally

With Regards ~ SoulTechNameI

 

[AdviserKulikov]

Your teacher or school may be able to contact the publishers and request to install their games on school computers. The publishers, if smart, might realize that this is good advertising indirectly, and may cause some of thes tudents to purchase the games directly.

 

[SoulTechNameI]

Your teacher or school may be able to contact the publishers and request to install their games on school computers. The publishers, if smart, might realize that this is good advertising indirectly, and may cause some of thes tudents to purchase the games directly.

Are their publishers for the Stanley Parable or Elegy For A Dead World

 

[SoulTechNameI]

Your teacher or school may be able to contact the publishers and request to install their games on school computers. The publishers, if smart, might realize that this is good advertising indirectly, and may cause some of thes tudents to purchase the games directly.

Are their publishers for the Stanley Parable or Elegy For A Dead World

 

[AdviserKulikov]

Your teacher or school may be able to contact the publishers and request to install their games on school computers. The publishers, if smart, might realize that this is good advertising indirectly, and may cause some of thes tudents to purchase the games directly.

Are their publishers for the Stanley Parable or Elegy For A Dead World

In the case of indie games, contact the developers.

 

[SoulTechNameI]

Your teacher or school may be able to contact the publishers and request to install their games on school computers. The publishers, if smart, might realize that this is good advertising indirectly, and may cause some of thes tudents to purchase the games directly.

Are their publishers for the Stanley Parable or Elegy For A Dead World

In the case of indie games, contact the developers.

Just sent them a email hope this helps, thanks!