Thanks, I'll test soon.

However, in the meantime, please take a look at the DLCs. I regularly run --list-details (with lgogdownloader --list-details --language=524287 --platform=7) and in today's run all DLCs: sections are gone. Only two extras that have 'DLC' in their name remain.

Which games have this problem?
I tested this with divinity_original_sin, pillars_of_eternity and sword_of_the_stars_the_pit but couldn't replicate the issue.

I've retried. My command line is just:
"lgogdownloader --list-details --language=524287 --platform=7 "
and I don't get any DLC information for any game.
I only get sections installers, extras, and patches.

I did an account refresh, didn't change a thing.

I also tried pillars alone (instead of all games) and don't get a DLC section.

That's weird. I would have guessed that the issue was with Witcher 3.
It seems like GOG can't decide what the hell they want to do with Witcher 3 DLCs.
First the DLCs were listed in the JSON.
Then DLCs were removed and added as extras but the "dlcCount" information from JSON was 0.
Now the DLCs are once again moved to be listed as DLCs in the JSON but "dlcCount" information from JSON is still 0.

I added couple of options in 834e6ba to ignore DLC count information from account page to work around similar issue for Witcher 3 but it might also help in your case.
--ignore-dlc-count option sets regular expression for games to ignore DLC count
Game specific option "ignore-dlc-count" can be set in $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/lgogdownloader/gamename.conf

Example:
To ignore DLC count information for Witcher 3 you can use or create $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/lgogdownloader/the_witcher_3_wild_hunt.conf which contains

I've added "--ignore-dlc-count ." to my command line and now all DLCs are back. Thanks!
I wonder why you don't need this, perhaps it depends on the default language? (Mine seems to be German.)
Anyway, I think it should be on by default, but I've just added it to my wrapper script.

Thanks!

Not sure if there was documentation (user guide) for this, so newbie questions:

1. You can download Windows versions of games with this too, even though the tool is only to be run in Linux? This is not only for downloading the Linux versions of GOG games, right?

2. How do you definite which version (Windows/Linux/Mac) it downloads, or does it download all of them by default?

3. Same question for different language versions (I'm interested only in English versions).

1. Yes you can. I think you can even use it ON windows to download windows installers.
2. You use a terminal command like "--plarform 4"
3. You can set it to download any language you like and even multiple at once.

Where can I find more info on this (needed dependencies etc.)? Is lgogdownloader merely a python script etc.?

I've tried also the gogrepo.py tool which is more recent, took some time to find out what are all the dependencies needed to get it to run on Windows 7. It was much easier on Linux side, probably Linux distros come with much of the needed bits by default.

I guess I can use my Linux machines to download the GOG games, but being able to do it also on Windows gives more alternatives...

I'm no expert on this. Why don't you check out the first post by Sude or ask him directly? :)
I simply used the ppa to install on Ubuntu but that won't help you on a different OS...

Checking the instructions for Linux side, I guess it needs to be recompiled etc., so I guess the same is needed for Windows side (ie. the tool is not merely some script to be run).

I guess I'll try to use it on Linux (Mint), at least there are clear instructions for that.

I didn't have to recompile anything but that depends on your OS and how you want to install it.
Since Linux Mint is Ubuntu-based you might be able to install it from the Ubuntu ppa. Then again, I could be completely wrong and you are going to have to build lgogdownloader yourself.

Ah ok. I just quickly read the instructions on the very first message, in the "Compiling and installing the downloader" part.

Please note that lgogdownloader doesn't handle gogdownloader:// URIs.

If you want that, you'll also need my lgogd_uri script to bridge the gap.

No need to recognize links on GOG web page or anything, if that's what you mean. All I want is a client to download lots of my GOG games (and extras) as easily and painlessly as possible (batch downloading), and also to check if the installers I've already downloaded are still up to date, or integrity is ok (ie. they haven't become corrupted at some point).

Both lgogdownloader and gogrepo seem suitable for that as far as I can tell, albeit now the latter seems broken as GOG changed something in their API, it seems.

whether LGOGDownloader to opensuse?
Thank you!