Are you working on a Linux version (Bazzite)? I would appreciate having an alternative to Steam. Thank you for your time.

Paid for Fallout:NV today a few hours ago and the game hasn't been added to my account, no orders show up in my history as well, but I have been charged for it, is this normal because of the servers failing or am I screwed? This page has been showing up for the past 5h or so, and the payment provider's window shows as expired (paid through PIX), I've contacted support and so far nothing.

Ever since I saw this video, I took inspiration from their design and made my own from it. I'm kind of addicted to making my own physical games now. lol.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWElimyy0rs

Here are some basic templates I made for the 1,2 disc, 3 disc, and 4 disc versions of the inserts for the clear Scanavo Criterion boxes. I did leave a screenshot of what I used as reference to create my own elements. This will at least make printing easier with bleeds already in mind.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AgmPbQfZMjS7R6XHaJPMY7tSf11EAIJs?usp=sharing

If the response is good I may run a small Kickstarter later so people can order blank packs.

No game files would be included. People would burn their own (hopefully) legally owned GOG installers at home. Labels would be custom (people supply their own artwork).

Curious what people think of the physical side (disc quality, labeling, case design) and whether others would actually want something like this.

edit: I see some mention that Kickstarter might not be appropriate and that I should just open an online shop. I see that point, but I do need funding to cover initial start-up costs. I'm hoping to secure an expensive, production-quality thermal printer so these discs are identical to professional, console-quality release, something that's hard to achieve with standard home equipment.

edit 2: Seems like this project is not quite legal in it's current form. I gotta change the approach to licensed products but I'm not sure how interested publishers might be. drop your suggestions below if you got any.

ReTzar is a free, open-source remake of Tzar: The Burden of the Crown, rebuilt from scratch with the original rules. It runs natively on modern Windows, crisp up to 4K, with no compatibility settings.

Unzip it, run ReTzar.exe and choose your GOG Tzar folder (Galaxy: Manage installation -> Show folder). That's it.

It also includes the Excalibur and Genghis Khan campaigns, in seven languages.

https://github.com/ColCarlo/ReTzar

Built with help from Claude Code. Single-player only.

For those who experienced the Microsoft game publishing boom in the late 90s and early 00s remember how many great games they released.

Including the Madness games, which had three distinct series - Monster Truck Madness, Motocross Madness and Midtown Madness.

MX Vs ATV Unleashed gives you a spiritual follow-up to Motocross Madness and Monster Truck Madness on GOG, DRM free and is more closely related to those games than you think.

Why? Because Rainbow Studios developed Motocross Madness and MX Vs ATV, and Unleashed was the first time they released any of their games on Windows again, with Motocross Madness 2 being their last PC game and having made a career of developing console extreme sports titles.

Anyone who played those older games will feel at home with this. Firstly, if you go out of bounds, you get that classic cannon sound effect and the sight of your vehicle being flung across the map.

As the kids say these days, pure cinema.

On top of that, you have multiple event types and vehicle classes, set in an open area where you pick the levels you want to do. There are special events that feature all forms of off-road vehicles and even a plane.

This is where you find the monster trucks.

Once all the vehicles are unlocked, either by playing the game or using a cheat code, you can use them in multiplayer and this is where the true carnage begins.

Want to race motorcycles against monster trucks? Go ahead.

Yes, future games have better graphics, but they slowly removed some of the content that you would get in the whole package.

There's even a track editor, which is something I have yet to try myself.

There's something special about MX Vs ATV Unleashed, and I hope you get to try it out to see why.

Hi everbody,

Few days ago I bought Oblivion Goty (have it on Steam but decided to support GoG). My only gaming device is Steam Deck Oled. Im using decky plugin Unifideck to sync my GoG library with the Deck and usually almost all of my games from GoG worked without a problem this way. Unfortunately with Oblivion (both version that I have in GoG right now) are not working. Basicaly when I click Play Im seeing black screen for the briff moment and then its coming back to the Deck menu with the error saying that game couldnt open. Do any of you know what to do? Changing proton to other version didnt work. And actually which version of the game I should install, Goty od Goty Deluxe?

How should I do this?

Thanks

The game also came out on gog! Give it some love it's amazing

I'm not sure if I'm in the right place, but please add me! I'd like to see what others are playing. My GOG: Retroguy86

I know its a new game but any chance gog can add this one ?

https://www.gog.com/dreamlist

Now, there is certainly no guarantee a game will show up even if it has a high vote count, such as if the dev or publisher doesn't want to bother with GOG, or the legal situation is complex and/or murky. But it can convince some devs or publishers, especially smaller ones who find GOG's money valuable, and helps GOG know what games to pursue.

Edit: here are some threads if you're looking for ideas on what to vote on:

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/dreamlist_suggestions_one_title_every_three_days_approx/page1

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/which_indie_games_do_you_want_to_see_released_on_gog_in_2026

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/overlooked_gems_your_leastvoted_dreamlist_entries

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/suggest_games_esp_indie_w_1000_votes_that_people_should_vote_for_on_the_dreamlist

I recently found out that Legacy Games is shutting down as of February 28, 2027 you will no longer be able to download purchased games. They was said to be DRM free basically but needed the launcher app to download them since they didn't provide direct download access otherwise. While most of the games are point and click or find hidden object games. I think this would be a good example of ways GOG can be the one true DRM free game preservation services we gamers need.

After buying Morrowind and Oblivion on the platform because of the controller support GOG offers, I thought about these titles too:

The Elder Scrolls: Arena.

The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall (Maybe adding Daggerfall Unity one click mod would work too?).

The Witcher 1.

The Witcher 2.

Deus Ex.

Deus Ex: Invisible War.

Dragon Age: Origins.

Do you have any others in mind?

Condemned: Criminal Origins was recently removed from Steam. I was saddened to hear this news, as there was no longer any way to obtain it legally. This reminded me of GOG, which specialises in preserving old PC games. If any GOG administrators happen to read this, I would be grateful if they could add Condemned: Criminal Origins to the store and preserve the PC version of the game. It’s a classic from 2005; the game stands out for its unsettling and terrifying plot, full of mystery: what is it that transforms the mind of an ordinary human being into that of a serial killer?

Assigned to the Serial Crimes Unit, Agent Ethan Thomas must answer this question and bring society’s worst elements to justice. His case clearance rate is the best in the agency… perhaps a little too good.

Whilst investigating the growing list of serial killers, Agent Thomas comes to the conclusion that something is warping the bodies and souls of those whom society has marginalised. The homeless, the addicts and the deranged are emerging from the city’s darkest corners and committing senseless acts of violence. Could there be a hidden link between the increasing brutality of the latest serial killings and the rising crime rate? This question takes on new significance after Agent Thomas is framed for the murder of two police officers. He must now solve the homicides to halt the wave of killings and clear his name of the crimes of which he is accused.

As FBI agent Ethan Thomas, you rely on your sharp instincts and sophisticated forensic tools to investigate crime scenes, collect evidence and find clues that will lead you to the killers. With danger lurking in every shadow, you’ll need every weapon you can find to stay alive. If you run out of bullets, you’ll have to fight with a fireman’s axe, a spade, a pipe, a piece of wood or anything else you can find around you. You must ensure that nothing stops you as you try to uncover exactly who… or what is behind the horrific murders that are plaguing the city.

I know that games on GOG don't have DRM. What about anti-cheat? I read something about MindsEye having Epic Anti-Cheat on GOG?

I use Fedora Linux. One of the main reasons why I switched from Microsoft Windows to Linux was to avoid anti-cheat for privacy and security, as I strictly play single-player and online PvE. I bought an online PvE video game on Steam with a kernel level anti-cheat that was not at all disclosed on the Steam page. Two other video games that didn't have a kernel level anti-cheat silently updated with one with no warning nor notice. Their Steam pages still don't show that they have a kernel level anti-cheat the last time that I checked, but they're there.

Now that Epic Games is bringing Easy Anti-Cheat v2 to Linux, I'm trying to weigh my options. So I'm considering switching from Steam to GOG since I can't rely on Steam to prevent an anti-cheat being added to my system, but if GOG also has anti-cheat in games, that kills that idea.

I know it's a stupid question, but I'd like to know if games from before 2020 will still be able to run on Windows 10, or if there will be a generational change. I'm on Linux, but I'm still worried that this might somehow affect the Heroic Games launcher.

It launched on GOG today with 20% off discount