I would also like to be able to see which games I reviewed. GOG thinks that I wrote 3 reviews, but I can only find one.

Can reviews vanish? I know that I wrote a review for Tachyon a few years back, but it doesn't seem to be there anymore. So between the missing Tachyon review and the one review that I can actually find, there is still one review unaccounted for.

Not sure what you mean by 'vanish,' but GOG staff sometimes manually deletes reviews that they think violates GOG's review policies.

The review was on display for a couple of years and after one website update or another it was gone. I don't think there was anything unkosher there, but who knows.

Sure, but never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. There's been a recent uptick in missing reviews, and my current running WAG is that when Hitman was ripped out of the store, they didn't quite cross their Is or dot their Ts while removing the nodes.

*Necromancer spell*

Still a problem.

Being able to edit my older reviews on this site? That'd be a dream come true!

I 100% expected this to be easy and straight-forward. Steam offers an index of your reviews but somehow after 10 years, GOG doesn't?!

I did not expect this to be a hard thing to do on any site that lets you post reviews - let alone for it to not be featured at all!

This is 100% GOG and CDPR telling you 'we will gladly take the time you use to write reviews to improve our website but we have 0% interest in letting you use or share that work for your own purposes as the review's author". You can't find the reviews you've written or share them or even get a direct link to a particular review! And people are defending this?!

They put all the effort in what benefits the site but not the tiny extra step in making the minimal reviewer-facing feature set.

I was being sarcastic.
Yes, after fourteen years, things like this should work.

Wtaf?

I can't go back and edit my own review? For shame, GOG web devs.

There are no GOG web devs.

Just a barely-functioning system held together with sticky-tape.

How about creating a new one? I recall being able to do that but not edit the old one.

You recall wrong then.

Aww maaan.. Then it was probably for a game that I never reviewed in the first place.

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