What about the GENRE of the games being easily visible without having to click these useless giant blocks?

I'm glad to hear business is good.

So, about that timeline ...
Did that happen? Can we get filled in?

Any updates on when the people responsible for ruining the front page will admit they were wrong? For quite a while now, the front page advertises every game as having both a price and as Free, though the shopping cart section sadly refuses to uphold this generous offer. ;) Back before the redesign, I used to routinely check the front page. Now, I never ever look at the front page, because it's completely broken. I don't even know what sales have been offered in recent weeks, because I don't look at the front page and it's not worth my trouble to find the sale announcement posts in this forum. I haven't read site news in months. He didn't say business was good, just that they refuse to revert to the old design. This could be because business is good or it could be because they changed their internals in a way that they can't go back with any reasonable level of work.

But......I would suggest to go back to 2012/2013 when there were only old games in the store because in my opinion today there is too much dispersion on gog .
Everyone are trying to emulate Origin and steam and competing with them.....

All of this, plus I have to add one very major issue: Reviews on game pages still aren't showing paragraph breaks. I know they're still in there, because I've been using a script that adds them back. It's a huge problem and I can't understand why it's taking so long to fix.

That said, thanks for the work done so far. Another few weeks and maybe the unmodified front page will finally be usable again. ;)

While I'm here, a request:
Can we get an option to hide all game suggestions like "You may like these products" on the game pages, for example?

It's a bit condescending and really not needed, if you have your store in order.

Also it tries to sell me Witcher and Witcher 2 on the vast majority of products I am looking at including completely unrelated products like Infinifactory and HuniePop, which comes across as rather shady and desperate.

I also already have these products in my library.


Furthermore I would like to use this soap box to once again point at library sorting. Maybe a picture will do this more justice. So I took one. Have a look, maybe show it around. It's possible that the person is gone at this point, but someone decided to bin manual sorting, because it wasn't up to GOG's standard, and implement this.

Surely that isn't up to GOG's standard, either, right? So how much of a priority is that on the timetable? Asking because I could actually abuse your tag system to fix this in a lazy afternoon. I don't want to, because it would be a bit silly. But desperate times and all that. But it would be a bit exhausting to go through that, just to have a fix come in the week after. Would also mean I couldn't use tags for anything else.

Just to be sure what you mean. You mean assigning a textual label (doesn't have to be displayed) and using it as sorting key? Yes, that should work and not be too much effort. GOG should definitely implement this.

Yes, that is how I assume this could be easily fixed on GOG's end (though manual sorting would be quite nice, as well).
Which as a user I could replicate with tags and giving every game in my library its own tag, then sort those tags. That would work, but it would be silly and tags couldn't really be used for anything else in that case.

Nice to see some acknowledge of the state of the website, less than optimal.

I can't help but reflect on why you need to reach such lowlights, before starting a slow (excruciatingly slow...) recovery.
Just to fall flat again a few month later.

Take your time.
Build a solid core.

Move from there.

I think that was sarcasm.

After a year without buying a single game on GOG and increase my game collection of 606, I wanted to give an other try. My conclusion is that GOG is hopeless. GOG.com and EA web pages are the two sites that my laptop can't handle on the entire Internet. On every other site (including STEAM), navigating is smooth. But here, checking the GOG front page feels like running up-hill. Also, they still didn't change anything about the terrible game page designs which gives me headaches. I don't feel like buying anything when my brain hurts trying to find the information I need or look at the pictures or watch videos of the game. On every other site, whether they are game sites or not, the informative pages are so clean.

On the community page, I keep seeing this wish called "Do not get bought by EA". I think they didn't think that GOG would become EA when they wrote that wish.

— You may like these products: [shows a few games]

— You know what, you might be onto something here Gog. Some of those games indeed look good to me. That must be the reason I already bought most of them, incidentally making your recommendation very close to useless with a side of annoying.

Hi! Exactly. Simply impossible one after one checking the games and doesn't exist "I have already this game/ own in library" filter. If we have a few hundred games, we cant buy from you, I don't want spend hours ith this annoying thing. I miss this weekend sales TOO, like some other... So, please GOG do something.

Yeah it makes me give up checking the deals so much faster. I skim the page, if I see no games I'm confident I want and don't have I just close the tab.

Didn't you make a mistake tho? We still have regular weekend sales and weekly sales, except when a larger sale takes stage. This weekend for example is the Weekend Sale: Mysteries, humming swords, chains and thorough cleaning up to -80%.

We don't have daily deals anymore tho. I miss them... but maybe they were more trouble than it was worth it? I can concede that Gog is in a better position than me to decide whether they should do a certain sale or not.