Posted May 12, 2020
I have a suggestion to an issue that is bugging me.
Some games don't track game time, in my case, it was a Windows Store game. I only just noticed this earlier when playing A Plague Tale: Innocence through Game Pass on PC. It's tracking Achievements, but it doesn't track game time.
So, to get around games that have this issue, why not just make it so GOG tracks game time every time you launch the game through Galaxy 2.0? just like how it tracks game time for games you add manually. As soon as the executable is launched through Galaxy 2.0 with manually added games, it starts keeping track of game time on that game, why can't the same be done with games from other platforms that don't support tracking game time?
Some games don't track game time, in my case, it was a Windows Store game. I only just noticed this earlier when playing A Plague Tale: Innocence through Game Pass on PC. It's tracking Achievements, but it doesn't track game time.
So, to get around games that have this issue, why not just make it so GOG tracks game time every time you launch the game through Galaxy 2.0? just like how it tracks game time for games you add manually. As soon as the executable is launched through Galaxy 2.0 with manually added games, it starts keeping track of game time on that game, why can't the same be done with games from other platforms that don't support tracking game time?
