We love GOG here. It makes me sad the amount of devs that don't release on GOG because I'd buy them in a snap.
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I bought Baldur's Gate 3 early on because it was on GOG. If you're gonna release a AAA game DRM free on GOG when new I'm gonna support that.
I can't remember the last time I bought a non-indie game soon after release. Maybe AOE2? I normally do the 5 year delay thing.
To anyone with Linux gaming experience, how is gog gaming on Linux? I'm aware of Lutris, but is it quite as seamless as Steam?
Use heroic if you don’t want to manually install
i use Heroic Games Launcher, and while the experience isn’t as seamless as steam (or GOG Galaxy on windows), it works pretty well!
it does the 3 things I need most from a game launcher well: install games, manage games, play games
Just tried Cyberpunk, so not generaly speaking, the only extra step was that I had to select what I wanted to download.
My wallet in the corner right now sweating profusely.