I know that GOG sells new games, but that's not why I shop here. I come to GOG for classic games, knowing the hard work and great restoration jobs you have done as a long-time customer. So the question is, how do I filter out everything before a certain year?

Thank you!

You're welcome.

I was getting to that. :P I just woke up.

Me too.

If you don't mind me asking, do you buy new games at all, and if so, where?

No problem, I covered you on your absence.

Yes, I buy new games on steam. I buy classic games here. Occasionally I purchase from blizzard or origin.

Okay, thanks for answering. Do you buy any new games on GOG (I suppose "new" is relative), or do you prefer to have as many games as you can on Steam?

If you filter out everything before a certain year, you'll get new games. You want to filter out everything after a certain year.

I feel bad answering these questions! To be honest, for brand loyalty, I genuinely like the GOG crew. All of my interactions with them have been positive, I think they actually like video games, and their ability to restore games is unparalleled. Nobody else can do what they do.

But there are a few things that Steam does well. I like the Steam workshop. I like that I can get up-to-the-minute patches for Indie games. And I also like achievements, even knowing they are kind of silly. It's nice getting that toast on the bottom of your screen congratulating you for something, especially in single player games. It's also a way of… memory. Remembering that time when you took down the boss at the end of your favorite titles.

Now, I also want to say, I have spent a lot of money here. So nobody should feel bad. I love GOG, I plan on sticking around for a long time, and I hope that they restore more old titles. Almost the entire library that I have here would be considered "old games." And that's not bad. I like them. :-)

I was just interested in getting your perspective. Thanks for sharing! :)

I prefer steam, but I also visit GOG, it's not a contradiction, after all, they all have their merits. Sometimes, if I'm interested in one game, I will browse the price comparison site, the price is important.