Kamamura

I think it is absolutely necessary. Transparency is a number one rule. I hate Steam sneak patches, I hate losing control over what is changed with the applications I have licensed. Thx.

drallim

A sticky in each game's respective forum would be enough.

HellDunkel

An update-notification without a notification about the changes is nearly useless.
Come on GOG, just do it.

shaddim

Yeah, it's about transparency for the users. Connected to this, GOG should implement a transparent version numbering system: http://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/add_version_number_to_gog_releases_eg_earth_2140_release_12

holiveros

It's so unprofessional to NOT have a changelog. Practically no one knows what changed. This is a must.

FlamingFirewire

We need it!

vulchor

Since GOG uses their own version numbers for games, you need to give us a change log so we know what was updated. We cannot go to the office web site of most of the games to find out what is contained in your patches. This information is vital and you need to communicate that to your customers.

wobak

I agree, the game pages should atleast contain information about changes from the original version - which bugs were fixed etc. That would clear things up and maybe even convince more people to buy the game here rather than on steam or somewhere else.

Tagave

Absolute necessity. That cat and mouse game in the forums 'Is bug X fixed?' - GOG staff: 'We fixed it' is really absurd.

TheAncientOne

We want it!

JohnnyDollar

We need this without a doubt. Notifying me that the game has been updated is nice, but it's practically worthless unless I know what was changed.

micartu

Gog it's the only place in the world where you must to ask for a feature that they HAVE to implement XD

Midville

Agreed. A change long would be the perfect way to track changes to files, as well as changes to what's available via download. Ideally each game should have a change log that anyone can access via a link from the catalog page. This would make the changes visible not only to people who have purchased the game, but also people who are thinking about buying. The availability of this info may actually prompt people to buy a game that they've been putting off.

Firebrand9

I had recommended this to their team months ago, far before I knew this "wishlist" existed. This is a standard feature in software and game development. Even a link to a text file on each game page with the versions and changes would be enough. And it would alleviate the need for the staff to actively reply to the customers in the forums on what the changes were each time.

niriddiki

A patch MUST have a changlog - end of chat! (1) Seriously - it isn't so hard..

gammaleak

A change log is a basic necessity for patches. I know you'll come through with this for us, GOG!

DrTeeth

I expect better from GOG.com. A patch MUST have a changlog - end of chat!

F4LL0UT

Totally agree on this one. At least a sticky in the forum belonging to any game that received an update would be a good idea.

spillblood

Absolutely. The patching system could be a bit more transparent than currently.

crewmate

Damit, this needs more votes.