So, with the new website, I find it pretty painful to navigate what's actually on sale at GOG. Not to mention the annoying autoplay etc.

I've stumbled across a new Game Deals site: gg.deals

It supports a whole bunch of different storefronts, and has a ton of sorting options. If you're just interested in GOG games:

gg.deals/us/deals/?store=10

The site can also import your wishlist from Steam, GOG, and Humble as well as your owned games from Steam, if you're into that sort of thing. You can also set it up to alert you when certain games hit certain price points.

All in all, it's pretty impressive, and much nicer / more flexible than the new GOG website.

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Still looks like a lot of information noise to me. It's way simpler to just check my wishlist here and on humble every once in a while. And I really don't feel like making any extra accounts and importing anything about my account to 3rd party websites just for the sake of browsing deals there.

I buy plenty of games that aren't on my wishlist, depending on how cheap they are. The nice feature at gg.deals is the ability to sort by price (which you can't do at either GOG or humble), or the ability to sort by discount (Which you can't do at GOG).

I used to do that too, but it's almost never a good idea. Just a waste of money. Small quantities, yes, but it all adds up. Better save it up and buy one game I really want than 5 random ones that just happen to be super cheap.

Also, I have to ask - are you one of this site's "ambassadors"?

Nope. I didn't know about it until you posted that link. I found the site through a bunch of giveaways at steamgifts.

Really, I just like all the sorting options.