I reported it to them via their Discord channel with a repro and screenshots and they said they'll check it out and fix it (also their web dev also uses Firefox but i guess he has a different version or it might be related to the Developer Edition). Sadly their site seems to be broken with Firefox right now (or at least Firefox Developer Edition that i am using) and you can't complete purchases.
This does make the manuals larger and blurrier though so it is up to personal preference - personally i prefer the original stuff.
I also noticed that their manuals are the original full scanned manuals whereas GOG does some OCR/conversion. someone mentioned that Postal 2 is an older version).Īll games come with custom installers like GOG and a bunch of additional extras, like videos, maps, etc. According to some people from the GOG forums (sadly they do not have their own forums yet though they do have a Discord server where they hang out) some versions of old games in Zoom are more stable, though for newer games you may actually get an older version (e.g. Also apparently they're the only place to buy early Duke Nukem stuff (including the addons) because of some contract they had before the IP was sold to Gearbox. They have some games that you can't get elsewhere (like Alien Trilogy) or with some additional extras (i think Alien vs Predator has some extra content). I had El Matador and Gun Metal on Steam already but i thought it'd be nice to buy DRM-free versions. I also bought a few games: Alien Trilogy (which is only available there), El Matador, Gun Metal and CT Special Forces something something (some 3rd person shooter that someone made a positive comment somewhere and was only $3 so why not).
The latter is some FPS that i heard of (.and apparently bought on GOG) but never played. They give out two free games (perhaps more but i only noticed two), Shadow Warrior and Killing Time. It seems to be a thing with those DRM-free sites (GOG, FireFlower, this one) to have bad sites (itch.io is somewhat of an exception in that at least it is functional, though with all the jams and non-game stuff it isn't exactly the same as the others). So i heard about this site called Zoom Platform some time ago, apparently made by some people who worked on Sony, 3D Realms, etc or something and i decided to try it out a bit as an alternative to GOG since the more places to buy DRM-free games the better.
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