There has been some legal rulings saying games and software cannot just claim to be licensed to you just for developers/publishers to claim more ownership of the game/software. If the button you click when you buy a game or software doesn’t blatantly say anything about being a license, it can count as ownership. But there has been rulings on both sides of , that they can claim anything to be a license, and that they cannot. More reading about topic here, ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vernor_v._Autodesk,_Inc.
EULA’s aren’t very binding, a lot of time, their only power is to take away a license or game from you. If you aren’t actually breaking any laws there’s not much that can be done in response by the developer/publisher.