It's threads like this that remind me that there'll never be a Sacrifice 2... I'm gonna go kill people now .

Well, I didn't take a formal count, but if the responses in this thread are indicative of the overall gog membership, it appears the answer to your question is not that many.

How so?

Crap. I've been doing it wrong for a while now...

Depends on the games they'd be releasing. More classics? Absolutely. More AAA? Sure. More Indies? Meh.

For example. misinformed:
"Old games are almost the entirety of GOG.com's selection":
- 31% of the games released this year were day one releases.
- An additional 13% of the games released this year were less than one year old.

"Besides The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt $59.99 at Dell and a handful of other titles, you'll be hard-pressed to find software that isn't at least five years old"
- Almost 400 (not counting DLCs and premium editions) titles is hardly a handful.

"almost everything costs $9.99 or less. In fact, Planescape: Torment, Neverwinter Nights II: Complete, and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt are just three of the very few games on the service that cost more than $10"
- More than 250 games (not counting DLCs and premium editions) cost more than $10. Hardly very few.
- Planescape: Torment costs $9.99



For example, embarrassing:
"titles [from?] the last two decades. Many computer games from that period became difficult to run in Windows XP and later versions of Windows, so GOG.com delivers them in DOSBox format":
- How many DOS games were released in the last two decades, regardless of whether you count it from 2001 or 1995?

"contemporary PCs (as well as Linux and Mac machines)"
- So PC Magazine believes that only machines running Windows are Personal Computers?



For example, biased:
"Cons: Must download the separate GOG Galaxy desktop client for chat features":
- Regardless of whether this is true or not, the Steam review on the same website doesn't have a con that reads "Must download the separate Steam desktop client for all features"


I stopped reading after four paragraphs. This reads like a review from 2012 that has been quickly edited with a few new details.

I also kinda like fewer releases a week.
It makes them easier to keep up with and allows me to stop and enjoy the ones I really care about, as opposed to rushing to get onto the next game.
I can understand a desire for more, but personally, I like it the way it is. :)

I was already wearing mine!

But seriously, I already have too many game and not enough money.

New game guess: X-Files?

This forum is full of wrong people ! You are the fifth one to answer me that.
What is the saying about knowing to be right while everyone else is wrong ? :-)
FTFY :-)