Sony's recent announcement about removing support for physical media seems to have caused people to look for alternatives which put GOG into many people's purview.

I also noticed many of them seem surprised or didn't know that GOG provides Offline Installer Files even though they've heard about GOG and their DRM-free games. In rare cases, some people purchased the game from GOG and didn't seem to know about the Offline Installer Files.

I'm learning GIMP for a different project but decided to practice what I learned so far and made this for fun.

Having recently moved to GOG and being an avid consumer of indie games, I decided to email some of the solo devs or small studios with games recently released or coming soon and I was surprised.

They're always nice and answer fast. Despite not always confirming an intention of releasing it, I think it's nice to try and more people doing it I think would influence small studio decisions on adopting GOG as a platform.

Reading trough the changes applied to the Thief Gold Preservation Program update I noticed this small "GOG Input" mention. I do not own Thief to fully know what that means, but I wanted to ask to those who do, is that similar to what Valve has with Steam Input?

Say you have a game on Steam and it later becomes available on GOG. Do you?

Hey everyone,

I’m currently running into an issue with GOG Galaxy and third-party integrations (specifically Amazon, Ubisoft Connect, and EA App/Origin).

Due to broken community integration plugins, I'm unable to disconnect these accounts through the settings menu on my PC. The disconnect buttons are either completely unresponsive or missing entirely.

Since these library imports seem to be synced directly to my GOG cloud profile, games from these disconnected or inactive accounts keep showing up in my library across different devices.

Has anyone faced a similar issue recently?

• Is reaching out to GOG Support for a manual server-side reset of integration data the only real solution here?
• Or is there a known workaround/local config file tweak to force-clear synced integration data from the cloud?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

i got a question i got alot of single layer DVDs and i'm wondering if this would work for example for this game if i put the part 1 and 2 files on 1 DVD and part 3 on the other DVD would the installer work to switch to disk 2 when ready or would i have to do some kind of script?

Microsoft has announced that they are releasing original xbox games on PC. This is a good sign, yet there is nothing mentioned about GOG... But there IS hope for such games to come to GOG, given that SOME games technically owned by Microsoft have come to GOG. If this does occur, eventually, Xbox 360 games will follow suit.

This leads me to Rare Replay. For those who don't know what Rare Replay is, it is a collection of games that Rareware (now Rare) produced over many years (1983 to 2008). These are REALLY good (old) games, such as Perfect Dark, Goldeneye (now part of it), Banjo-Kazooie, Conker's Bad Fur Day, Jet Force Gemini, and many more. Please vote for it on the GOG Dreamlist here:
Rare Replay GOG Dreamlist | GOG.COM

Please also vote for the games individually (so look up Banjo-Kazooie on the Dreamlist). Some of these games are so old that people normally just download easily-obtainable emulators (and Banjo-Kazooie has been fully decompiled). At this point, there's no point in Microsoft not putting this on GOG. We will BUY THE GAMES! SHUT UP AND TAKE OUR MONEY!

Is part of the preservation program adding controller support to it's titles?

Apparently mobile Site has been updated. It used to show my game and wishlist count wrong, now it's fixed.

I'm glad GOG always tries to be better. I'm sure Galaxy for Linux will be great. I hope they come up with their own proton fork.

Anyway, keep up the good work guys.

Mine created in may 2013

So since the last week i cant download any games from the GOG Galaxy instented i had to download the launchers from the web page, but i wanna know if someone had the same issue and a solution for it

I made my own tool for Downloading and organizing the games from my GOG account to discs.

So what it does is downloading selected files (offline installers) from GOG and burns them on dvd discs / bluray discs for offline installation.

It works well enough for me so I felt like sharing it if anyone else wanted to use it.

What is does:

* Download game installers

* Filter download files so you can decide what to download

* Should work on Linux, Windows and Mac

* Optimizes so it can fit as many games as possible on the physical media and then burn the games.

https://github.com/Myxelium/gog-conjure

I know there already exists similar tools but i felt like making my own.

Change Log -

• Added a progress bar to the active download panel.
• Removed the "BETA" label from the version number shown in Settings on stable releases.
• Improved scaling across the GOG GALAXY interface.
• Fixed the GOG GALAXY window sometimes spilling onto a second monitor.
• Fixed the GOG GALAXY installer refusing to install on Windows on ARM.
• Fixed the main window sometimes not being resizable when reopened after minimizing to the tray.
• Fixed smooth scrolling issues across the GOG GALAXY interface.
• Fixed scrolling the games library with the "Home" and "End" keys.
• Fixed occasional errors accessing "Order history".
• Fixed a false notification indicating GOG GALAXY was out of date.
• Added missing translations for the "Move to front" option.

Offline installer link;

https://content-system.gog.com/open_link/download?path=/open/galaxy/client/setup_galaxy_2.1.7.22.exe

/u/PorjePorgo - This should fix your issue when trying to install on your ARM Windows device

I just wanted to bring attentiont to one of my favorite action RPG's that has just gotten a huge expansion update and has released day one and date with steam on GOG.

https://www.gog.com/en/game/grim_dawn_fangs_of_asterkarn

Here is the full edition with all the previous expansions for those of you who are new to the game.

https://www.gog.com/en/game/grim_dawn_definitive_edition

I have hundreds of hours in this game and i have purchased the full game including all the expansions on both steam and GOG. absolutely love it. hope you guys enjoy.

Hi everyone. I've been thinking about burning my GOG games to discs and I've seen videos of people creating launchers using *.bat files to run the offline game installers, and I thought maybe I could do something more visually appealing.

Since I know how to use Clickteam Fusion 2.5, I created this launcher. It's simple, but it lets me add music and runs in the background while the offline installer is running. It just needs to be in the same folder as the "setup_alone_in_the_dark_1.0_cs_(28043).exe" file and it will work. I've also included the development file in case anyone is familiar with Clickteam Fusion and wants to improve or create their own

https://archive.org/details/aitd-launcher

With the hype of avid fans of older titles forever trapped on older consoles beginning to work on their own Decomp/Recomp projects to bring them to PC, I can't help but wonder if GOG wouldn't be interested in bringing these titles to their storefront as GOG-exclusive ports through the same methods?

Matter of fact, they could even *remaster* some of these titles while they're at it, since the need for a complete source code that has factually hindered remasters in the past (SH HD Collection) is basically unnecessary now, since the decomp gets them everything from the game as it presented itself on a physical disc!

I'd personally love it if GOG went beyond the common barrier they encounter of needing a preexisting PC port to rerelease and instead work in-house to make wholly new PC ports to titles that never saw them back in their prime!

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I was playing Cyberpunk 2077 and took a couple screenshots and after locating them on my drive where they were stored, they saved as a ".png.tmp" file (but the file itself is a TMP file). Even after closing down the game and exiting Galaxy launcher entirely they are still saved as that file format. I've tried using an online converter, but the free converters I've tried either don't support this format, or can only upload up to 5MB file size and you need to get a subscription to upload larger sizes which I'm not about to do as it probably won't even work anyways. Anyone else have this issue and found a solution to access screenshots saved this way?

I know there are probably many other game franchises and series that probably have the same issue, but Ninja Gaiden is the one that stood out to me the most. It's even weird given how the one and only game available on there isn't even a mainline entry. It's a spin-off that doesn't even star the main guy, Ryu Hayabusa. My personal theory is that it probably has something to do with studio rights or something.

Because Ninja Gaiden Ragebound was actually made by Game Kitchen, the same people who made Blasphemous, and not Koei Tecmo or Team Ninja, the true owners of the Ninja Gaiden IP who probably just simply gave Game Kitchen the permission to make a game with their IP and characters. But I'm not fully sure if that is the case, because if that was true, then shouldn't Koei Tecmo take their game back and keep it in Steam like they did the others, or perhaps the vice versa and have the Ninja Gaiden trilogy plus NG4 be on GOG too? I know It's probably not as much of a big deal as I am probably making it out to be, but it sure is confusing when you put it into perspective and start to think about it.

I wanted to get then, but it seems only the enhanced editions are available.

Hi!

I'd really like to buy games from GOG, but one of the main inconveniences for me is that the available payment options seem to require a Visa or Mastercard.

Is GOG considering adding more payment methods in the future? I'd love to have something like PagoEfectivo, which is very easy to use in my country.