Since GOG switched over to the new catalog, devpub searches (company searches) don't work anymore. Such as clicking the link from a game card:

https://www.gog.com/games?publishers=kaigan-games-ou

Gets a page with zero search results.

Blues, fix this.

Not only that but also a wrong results, last time I checked for SSI company (Questron II, Sword of Aragon, etc) I received unexpected results for entirely different company and games.

Thank goodness the old engine and filtering still available, all you need to do is log out, restart the browser and log in again. With a bit of luck every second login would get the old design with working search for games and companies. Old engine has some issues as well, for instance sorting games for bestselling (by default) might omit a few games which would be listed if sorted by name, but still old engine is MUCH better than the new one.

Unfortunately GOG might never understand how bad new filtering engine really is.

I haven't been switched over to the new design, and that link doesn't work for me either. I think it's because of the umlaut over the last letter. Do any of these links work for you?
https://www.gog.com/games?devpub=wadjet_eye_games&page=1&sort=popularity
https://www.gog.com/games?developers=wadjet-eye-games
https://www.gog.com/games?publishers=wadjet-eye-games I admire your optimism.

I tried in vain to get someone to add a mention of achievements in the features table for a game. No dice even for something that simple. On top of that, I come across corrupt screenshots and thumbnails on the store all the time. Nobody even bothers to proofread these things after they go up. I'm not opening a support ticket and waiting 5 weeks just to tell these people to fix their store pages.

From what I've been told, at best, moderators can forward issues to other teams.

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About the issue, while there doesn't seem to be an obvious way to search for devs/publishers, I tried opening the direct links for some random devs and publishers from games' store pages and all seemed to work fine.

Alternatively, the script "GOG Games data grid view" still works and it lets you search for either devs or publishers:
https://github.com/ghorint2t/scripts/blob/master/goggamesdatagridview.user.js

You can install the script with plugins like Violentmonkey.
And once you have the plugin installed, open https://www.gog.com/games, wait for it to fully load and click the grid icon to the very right (it will be to the right of other two similar icons).

Blue = GOG employee.
Gold = Moderators.

I guess I mixed the names, but yes, I was talking about the blues.
"I'll be forwarding the issues" was the usual reply I got whenever I brought a site issue to one of the blues.

I mean, they have different jobs. Most of those working in the forums aren't site content editors, who themselves aren't web coders, who themselves aren't Galaxy devs. Well, maybe the latter, considering how shitty Galaxy is.

Sometimes the other employees do look or post in here though.

Sometimes you have to give up and use a script.

Because in spite of losing an SSD and having to log into GOG again for the first time in forever, the new catalogue still hasn't rolled out to me.