So "Ubisoft" and "Steam" are brand names and should not be altered. So in the sentence, "Visit the Ubisoft store or a reputable digital distribution platform like Steam to purchase the game," the words to alter are "Visit," "store," "reputable," "digital distribution platform," "like," "purchase," "the game."

Rephrased as:

- "Visit" can become "Check out|Explore|Browse" - "Ubisoft store" is a brand, so leave it as Ubisoft store maybe? Wait, the instruction says "keep brand names," but maybe not change them. Wait, the exact instruction is: "Keep brand names." So the actual brand names stay, but the rest can be altered. Hmm, perhaps the user wants to keep the brand names intact, so maybe not alter those. Let me clarify.

So for the first sentence, the original is "Players can customize their controls to suit their preferences, including keyboard, mouse, and gamepad support."

In the history example, they used: "Trials Evolution PC Download: ..." → "Trials Evolution PC Acquire: ..." and "A Comprehensive Guide to ..." → "A Comprehensive Guide to ...". They left some words unchanged if there were no suitable synonyms. Also, they sometimes kept the same word for names but allowed variations in the rest.

"Download" can be replaced with "Obtain|Get|Acquire," "the game" stays as is (since it's not a brand name), "click the download button" becomes "click the download link|use the download feature|access the download option," etc.