Are your children younger than 16 years? Then they shouldn't have an account on GOG. The user agreements don't include accounts for persons under 16 years.

"1.6 If you're over 18, then welcome! If you're between 16 and 18, before we extend an equally warm welcome, please ask your parent or guardian to review and approve this Agreement on your behalf (because in some countries people under a certain age cannot legally enter into contracts like this Agreement). If you’re not 16 yet you cannot have a GOG account or use the GOG services because legally we cannot handle personal data of children without a special parental or guardian’s permission (but your parents/guardians are welcome to sign up themselves)."

https://support.gog.com/hc/en-us/articles/16034990432541-GOG-User-Agreement-effective-from-17-February-2024?product=gog

On Steam it is different. They allow accounts for users older than 13 years.

What if I am not banned and I just want to use a different account for games?

What you say is irrelevant (Your own medicine! Does it taste good?)

No I mean say this account is clean witch it is completely clean what if I wanna make a second account to buy different games on sorta like a backup account
If it’s against the tos that’s kinda weird

Irrelevant, you answered it yourself below. Keyword: parental or guardian’s permission

Only a GOG employee can answer this.

That ends this discussion for me.

You don't have to worry about that, because on the one hand GOG only checks the owner rudimentarily and on the other hand there are numerous reasons for multiple accounts within one apartment/network connection. E.g. shared apartments or just the family. The legal basis for taking action against this is very thin ice and may even be economically damaging.

What I was trying to ask is if it’s cool to make my kids one as when u go to make a account it don’t got to parent controls or anything like that lol I don’t understand
thank you

The 2.9 clause of the Code of Conduct appears to indicate that multiple accounts are not allowed, but this section is in reference to what is acceptable behaviour on the forums. Because no others clauses (that I could see) state that multiple accounts for your own, private, purposes are not allowed, it makes the matter less simple than it should be. Ultimately, it would be best if you sent a message to GOG to clarify the matter in my opinion, as any other speculation on my behalf is assuming GOGs position.

This is exactly why it makes sense to give your children their own account. So that they only have access to games that are age-appropriate.

If I remember correctly, Steam now has a function to do this in your own library. Despite all the criticism towards Steam, the sharing function on Steam is positive.

Yea I just sent a message to gog support hopefully they get back to me cause I asked about me making me another account for games and also making my kids an account

What is the point of creating backup accounts? You don't need more accounts to download and backup the offline installers.

How can it be irrelevant if it was the answer? You can't create an account for your children if they are younger than 16 years. If they are older than 16 and you create an account for them, then this can be seen as your permission to use GOG as it is mentioned in the user agreements.

I contacted a GOG employee and asked them to comment in this thread. :-)

Ya I contacted them as well LOL

Should you get a response, would you kindly share it, so that we may all benefit?

Yes I will