After i played carmageddon i preffer carmageddon tdr 2000 the most, then carmageddon 1 is 2nd somehow the most played carmageddon 2 became the weakest in the series after i played all of these carmageddon games. Wonder if the max damage carmageddon is any better.

I love Max Damage, more than any others in the series, but I've heard it can be a little buggy, no pun intended.

Okay, I'll give you most of those. But Real Texas has some damn good reviews (4.2 star average), and I've yet to have any problems with Bethesda's games (mostly Fallout and Elder Scrolls series, which are both damn good). The only GOG games I've personally had trouble with are KOTOR (nothing but a black screen after the menu) and Alpha Centauri (cut scenes don't run), and neither of those can really be listed as 'bad' games.

At least once a month, I catch myself wishing Lode Runner Online would show up on GOG. Shame it's probably on some copyright hellscape.

Now that I think about it, I don't know how much luck I'd have remember some of those patterns.
That game was so good but it could be horribly cruel.

Yes ,I do not have standards regarding high quality. I respect it and express my gratidute, when it's offered.

Furthermore I fail to see your point. There are older games, that were made by the standards of their era and their quality cannot be compared with newer games. These games cannot be evaluated by present standards and anyone would be wrong and would hugely miss the mark, if they were to do that. If you are not keen of playing them, you can try the latest releases. Some of them are milestones, some are memes maybe, some are just games that someone really liked. Some don't satisfy the preferences or/and expectations of certain groups, while others offer them exactly what they crave for.
From your outburst of self-loathing I understood little more than, let's say in the case of a museum, every exhibit that is too old, or is not so popular, or is too worn out, or missing pieces, should be thrown away. Instead of being maintained as a unique marvel of the past, that has endured hardships and stood out from the ruble and gravel, admired by some, respected by others and being indifferent to the rest. Hating them or alternatively worshiping them, would apply only to a minority of people and their respective reasons.
You my friends don't seem to understand what GOG.com stands for, neither the difference of preferences between individuals, or how quality is objectively measured, so you had better not lecture me on the specifics, with all due respect.
I would like to end this conversation between us, here and now, as it would bare no further fruit.

I wish you a productive new year, that makes you wiser and happier.
Cheers.

I'm not lecturing nor arguing with you but i can definately see both sides of the argument here, yes i agree that GOG doesn't let nearly as many shitty games in as Steam does with their lack of curation but on the other hand they slip up somewhat frequently with their quality control and often reject decent games.

GOG also has a fair share of crappy games and no i don't count old games and how dated they are because i love old games as long as they're well made games so you have completely misunderstood this point unless it was directed at the user above me which it probably was because i mentioned nothing of nostalgia and outdated games in a negative context.

Yes i do understand preferences and quality very well and what someone consider outdated/bad might very well not bother another person but there definately are bad games like those i listed earlier like Hello Neighbor, Gothic 3 Forsaken Gods Enhanced Edition, ArcaniA, Inner Chains and SoF Payback and the vast majority of gamers recognize that these and many more in GOG's library are horrible games.

Anyway Happy New Year sir.

WAIT a second.. Tauto? :O

Filthy lies.

Dig Dug or GTFO.

I KNEW that was coming.

And Outlaws. Don't forget about Outlaws.

NecroVisioN also has some intense shovelling action going on.

GOG has a few good games, but you'll have to ask the bleep bloop guy which ones.

Steam has "games" that use copy pasted programming and free trial assets from Unity/GameMaker/RPGMaker/Unreal/etc. store being sold for cents by some sleazebag that doesn't even put his real name in the credits.

GOG doesn't have anything like that.

This is an interesting question.

In the same regard as Steam, no. However, I have found that most PC games (regardless of who sells them) are broken or incomplete in some way. Most people just put up with the problems. I fix them.

I have had to manually fix, patch, or mod almost every game I have to make them playable. The only games I haven't had to mod in some way were Alan Wake and Shadow Warrior (2013). That's out of 150+ games.