kmanitou: I'm not going to calculate all the money I've spent elsewhere since 2012 because GOG doesn't announce upcoming games, but I know it's literally in the hundreds of Canadian dollars.

Whether there is literally no mention of a game coming to GOG or possibly coming later, some upcoming games being buried several pages down while the front page tab shows several versions of a same game, bigger games receiving constant attention for preorder while the others are hard to find, etc.

Just recently, I bought Control elsewhere and I just found out two hours before launch that Art of Rally is coming out here on day one, and it's not even on the front page or the upcoming tab. I sure rebuy a lot of games here at a deep discount later to have the installer (even though GOG wants to call it a backup so that you'll use Galaxy just like Steam instead), but I could spend a lot more money here, honestly.

I might just be a hater, but I'd still like to know what you think.

huppumies: I still don't understand why they buried the news section on the front page and why items disappear so fast from it. Honestly, what was the thinking there?

huppumies: I still don't understand why they buried the news section on the front page and why items disappear so fast from it. Honestly, what was the thinking there?

idbeholdME: It has been the number one complaint from the moment they first introduced the redesign. Nothing has changed since then :/

seppelfred: GOG has a search function on the upper right corner. Type in the name of the game or the publisher.
It's so simple.

kmanitou: I'm not going to calculate all the money I've spent elsewhere since 2012 because GOG doesn't announce upcoming games, but I know it's literally in the hundreds of Canadian dollars.

Whether there is literally no mention of a game coming to GOG or possibly coming later, some upcoming games being buried several pages down while the front page tab shows several versions of a same game, bigger games receiving constant attention for preorder while the others are hard to find, etc.

Just recently, I bought Control elsewhere and I just found out two hours before launch that Art of Rally is coming out here on day one, and it's not even on the front page or the upcoming tab. I sure rebuy a lot of games here at a deep discount later to have the installer (even though GOG wants to call it a backup so that you'll use Galaxy just like Steam instead), but I could spend a lot more money here, honestly.

I might just be a hater, but I'd still like to know what you think.

nightcraw1er.488: Have you tried patience? If you feel the need to to buy things day 1 then steam will obviously be better, large store things always go there first. Otherwise just wait a bit, you may get it cheaper, and most of the bugs will have been ironed out.

kmanitou: Why is Steam better for day-one purchases?