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Is there a way, or could you add a way, to download the list of the games I own? XML, with title, icon (link?), and description would be great. The more data, the better.


I'm trying to make an offline catalogue of my games, and it'd be great to have the data for download.
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Quadko: Is there a way, or could you add a way, to download the list of the games I own? XML, with title, icon (link?), and description would be great. The more data, the better.

I'm trying to make an offline catalogue of my games, and it'd be great to have the data for download.
It's better later than never. https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site is a place to go (and request).
On that note, here's three already wished possibilities:
Downloadable catalog
make My Games index available for download,
  which hopefully will get merged with its duplicate at make My Games index available for download
downloadable detailed purchase history list (pdf,txt)

The wish list is quite a mess of dozens of duplicates. It's not very encouraging.
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thomq: The wish list is quite a mess of dozens of duplicates. It's not very encouraging.
Looking first seems to be a concern for some. ;)
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Quadko: *snip*
Give a look at Barefoot Essentials for GOG.com. You can export out a list to the GoGWiki:

Home page: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/1758-barefoot-essentials-for-gog-com

Local thread: https://www.gog.com/forum/general/barefoot_essentials_2_gogcom_enhancement/page1

Oh and a link to the Forum FAQ since creating such a list is mentioned and buried in the third post:

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/forum_faqs_new_to_the_forum_click_here/page1

May just want to skim it.

Hope this helps
Post edited December 27, 2017 by drmike
A geeky and I'm afraid not particularly useful point - HTML is usually compliant with XML (nowadays, XHTML is mostly followed, I'd hope GOG are doing so for their catalogue), so when you view your list of games, you are downloading XML.

Perhaps you should have a quick read up of XSLT, it's pretty easy, and you can then just pull your whole library with a request and transform, if you could find a way around the paging...

Not directly helpful I know, but could inspire someone to have a play around with this to get something useful.