I don't use it, have no plans to ever use it. It adds nothing to my experience of buying from Gog. I buy, download via browser, and backup by external drives the software I purchase. Then I disconnect and use that software, simple process. I have zero interest in freinding, chatting, achievement etc. And I am not interested in a virtual shelf.

It's not yet available for Linux, so rarely. I do boot into Windows sometimes and I've used it occasionaly. It works but it's still buggy. And most of those web based clients (including Steam's) are sluggish from time to time.

It's definitely convenient with patches. Serpent in the Staglands has 12 patches now, I don't wanna keep up with that all the time.

none one with even half a brain would use that piece of crap

so all people under 18 then

Add me to the list of proud non-Galaxy users!!! *points to description under screenname*

I understand many people in the mainstream want something similar to their beloved Scheme (Steam) monopoly. Not me. I want as far away from that as possible!

The classic GOG approach of being able to download an installer, no DRM, no nonsense, no modern frills, is the only way I would even be PC gaming.

You can add me to that list, as well.... no galaxy.

I fully agree with the poster above me in reasoning, among other posters of similar.

and it greatly upsets me when downloading from my library, some games come with galaxy, and i dont realize till later. i then have to use GOG's bandwidth to RE-download after i click to swap to classic installer. everything should default to the classic installer.

You guys are, like, sooo 2015. ;P