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Visiting the site again I was rather alarmed to find that the offline installers are called 'backups' and put away into a drop-down menu. For me, at least, these are primaries, not backups; I have no intention of using Galaxy at any point.
They're called "Offline backup game installers" stop trying to make a problem out of nothing and scaring people out for no reason.
Always good to express how important these are. They are the primary reason that I purchase anything on GOG at all. Being able to create solid backups ensures that I always own my games no matter what decisions GOG makes going forward. Not only that, but it also enables me to use those backups to install my games even when I'm having difficulties with my current ISP, like a lapse in payment, a bit too much rain or just not wanting to use up all of my paltry monthly allotment of data and be forced on a slower connection as punishment.
I am surprised this is even something to worry about. Offline installers are pretty much the only actual reason I come here. It would be in GOG's best interest to keep those.
I am a fan of Galaxy and of clients in general, but I certainly support keeping the offline installers. That and retro games are the primary reasons I use GOG nowadays.
I moved from Steam, after buying 3 games, I felt uncomfortable about the DRM fact and invasive nature both online and on my PC - Then I discovered you 2 days ago - Breath of FRESH AIR and I own the games and can reinstall whenever needed - Also unlike Steam - you won't suddenly take away access - BRILLIANT - THANK YOU.
I just headed over here from Steam after hearing about off-line installers. Nevermind, I'm out.
I will never again buy a singleplayer-focused game without this feature.
Agree with others. I hope to see this feature protected, even prioritized.GOG is great BECAUSE of this feature, and the preservation program, which are special goodnesses in these times.
I think the title must be changed into "provide again offline installer executables for all games". The just release DOOM Eternal DLCs must be activated via Galaxy, that means there is no real offline installer for them.
Having off-line installers is the ONLY reason I put my money here. No installers, no money - it is as simple as that. Having GOG whatever app may be a convenience for some, but it should be only an optional, nice to have thing.
If it wasn't for this feature I wouldn't of bought my entire game collection "TWICE" on GOG. This is the one and only reason I spend money here.
Yes, it's the only reason to buy from GOG. Otherwise it would be just another company in business purely to gatekeep/handle you and your access to the products you own.
I wonder the number behind the + is still so small. Just noticed that the offline installers for Project Zomboid B42 are gone. Another indicator?I really don't care about the price of a game, but I want to own it! And especially I don't want to share when and how long I play a game, or being forced to update to a specific OS version to run their crappy dataminer, although all games run fine.
Yeah literally the only reason I buy things on GoG is so I can own what I buy, barring that there's no reason for me to use this site as it's already kinda garbage compared to it's competitors
The only reason I use GoG is for the offline installers. If that goes then I go. If I want to lease games I have Steam and Epic for that.
This is extremely important, it is the soul of GoG and what people support it for.
Offline installers is the only way of really owning a game. I don't hate Steam I just hate renting games. Also GOG needs more VR games.
I supported CD Projekt Red and bought both the Witcher series and Cyberpunk directly from them. Now I see parts are missing or incorrectly labelled in my offline downloads, the whole point of DRM free copy is if GoG ever goes under you never lose access to your game or DLC but some DLC is already locked behind login bullshit. I regret buying here now. And I no longer trust them enough to continue buying here. Might as well let Valve keep my game library and get a better user experience.
Without offline installers and with DRM there is no reason to use GOG over competitors (Steam) anymore.
personally speaking, the moment GoG stop letting you install the games offline and run them offline is the moment i will never buy anything on GoG ever again.because at this point, GoG would literally just be a worse clone of steam: Galaxy acting as an always-online DRM + privacy-destroying dataminer just like steam is.only reason i came to GoG in the first place is because it's the only big-ish store that lets you -own- the game you buy, not rent them like on steam and others.remember kids, if the store (steam or whatever) have the power at any moment to block your access to games you own just by flipping a switch on your account data... then it means you didn't actually owned those games, you were only -renting- them.with GoG offline games, even if GoG goes bankrupt or goes crazy and start adding crazy DRM and stuff or make galaxy obligatory, you still have all the games you'd already downloaded and can still play them forever.this is what Owning something means and too few people seem to realize this.
Most users, including me, continue to support GOG because it provides offline installer executables and there is no launcher necessity . IF this should ever change, i am pretty sure a lot of customers would be dissatisfied.
I still remember, in my mind, how things used to be. It were the playground of the World, back then, the Internet. People from all over the World used to just hop in and enjoy themselves. We used to call it The Playground of the World the Internet back then. This would have been in the early 90's how things used to be back then.Now, things changed. I wish to see offline installers on GOG till the day I die. After that? GOG, you're free to remove everything from your webzine after I'm finished.
GOG BE GOG
I'm just now checking out GOG again since Steam ruined their store review rewards system, indicating the company is going downhill. Please don't stop being DRM-Free!
My primary intention by using GoG is to grab the offline installer cause I am an offliner. If they will ever stop that - which would mean forcing DRM similar environment, I wouldn't be interested in GoG anymore.
My primary intention by using GoG is to grab the offline installer cause I am an offliner. If they will ever stop that - which would mean forcing DRM similar environment, I wouldn't be interested in GoG anymore. But to be honest: I rather doubt they would do such a thing, they are aware of their majority are the same opinion like me abd wouldn't want to risk loosing it.BTW: I noticed, user "teckkev" is from the future. Maybe he knows for sure if 2026 GoG keeps offline installer :p
Bro, people sharing their whole life story, saying how they grandma ask them to use GOG for the offline installers right before they passed away. Like, yeah, no shit. That's their entire business model, offline installers aren't going anywhere. And if you need a big button with red arrows pointing at it that read "Download offline installer NOW" then maybe that's on you.
I buy from GoG only for the offline downloader. My retro units are offline. A month of GoG, and I already bought 60+ games for my retro units. If Galaxy is the new form, I will no longer have a need for GoG. Galaxy will NOT be on my PC ever.
Why certain games have administrative rights game is running under? with downloaded installer...
Like many others I have a lot of games (200 or so mostly bought before I knew of GoG) on steam and hate not actually owning any of them. With GoG I can install, remove, and install again on my desktop or on my laptop when I travel without having to connect to the web. Of course, the game may not be with the latest update but in most cases it does not affect much and can easily by fixed either manually or through Galaxy once in a while. That's why I'm a GoG patron otherwise, I'll quit buying like I did on steam safe for games not available elsewhere and, even there, I'll buy the same on today's GoG when available.
Can't wait until they delete the "don be evil" part of their motto and just only have everything in Galaxy WITH DRM and not letting anyone opt out. :|Would be surprised if they did this to please more game companies just to get their games on the store.
your major users are using linux and are agains't mainstream game stores, think about them
I agree. I also have a large Steam game library but I've reluctantly come to accept I dont really "own" those games. If Steam decided to remove access to them I pretty much have no recourse to counter it. But with GOGs offline game installers that changes things completely. No one can stop me installing those games where and when I feel like it.
Agreed. This is why I left Steam.Offline installers are the only reason I shop on GOG.Otherwise it's the high seas for me.
I'm a bit concerned seeing GOG promoting "Galaxy" too much (being more privacy-intrusive than offline installers) and heavily advertising for Amazon Luna: this is going into the wrong direction! You don't want to become basically an Amazon reseller in the long run, just like "Indiegala" is one for Valve, do you? About 4G files: there are many filesystems apart from FAT32 with such a limit, and they are still in use, even FAT32. You DO want to put those files onto an arbitrary USB drive to carry them around and for backups, don't you? Almost all of those external drives come pre-formatted, smaller ones STILL with FAT32, bigger ones with ExFAT, some hard disks even with NTFS. Apart from this, there are other operating systems than Windows (yes, other OS normally have LESS restrictions than the "contemporary" Windows, but there are older drives with older filesystems in use).
Also 4gb files are kinda exhausting, did I get all 20 or just 19 ? Then the upgrades separately... Isn't there a way to make a one to four files installers that are up to 16gb each ? Nobody uses Fat32 format anymore. And such a large install game is not for 32bit machines.
There's nothing alarming about it. The "backup" is the one offline installer of the latest version. They did away with access to older versions. This is 2025 now. Galaxy is made to directly install, much like its predecessor. But you can also in fact have it install older versions and just cut/paste that anywhere. Nothing is lost. Just the method is changed.
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Seriously people? You all need a BIG BUTTON to tell you to go to your freakin' game library and download the files? Seriously?? Grow the hell up, people.
Hello GOG team,I became a client of GOG because of the DRM-free offline installers. When I purchase a game, this reassures me that the game is actually mine and not a paid subscription which could be taken away at any minute. That is exactly why I am telling all my friends to start using GOG instead of other platforms like Steam and Epic Games.The fact that the GOG Galaxy launcher is becoming more visible on the front page and in the games library is bothering me. Please make the launcher less visible and focus more on the offline installers, or make the offline installers equally highlighted with a large "DOWNLOAD" button similar to the GOG Galaxy download button.Please do not call the offline installers "backups". You could make the following change - In the game download page, you could have 2 buttons "DOWNLOAD INSTALLER" and "DOWNLOAD WITH GOG GALAXY".Please do not highlight GOG Galaxy so much.Please continue to provide offline installers and make people feel like they actually OWN the games they purchased.Thank you for your hard work!
Is anyone at GOG actually paying attention to threads like this?
On the gog website it should be as clear and visible to download the offline installer as it is for gog galaxy. Even though I largely use galaxy, offline installers are the backbone of the site and should always be provided as well being equally as visible. Just keep up the current work.
if you make it more annoying to get my games that I paid of I will simply go back to the waters on my ship.
galaxy is "just another client clutter" safe yourself the programming headaches and provide a good core service - that what made you famous.Installer - w9x-w11no DRMno Online BSno client BSjust games!It is nice that you tried to make Galaxy a "consolidator for all Plattforms" but that only obfuscates the issue and also did not update at all new games so I had CustomerService delete the links since there was no option to do so myself....again:just games - no clientbs please
the ONLY and I mean ONLY reason I EVER SPENT A DIME on GOG, is because of the offline intallers. I can backup my OWNERSHIP of the copy of the game on my own machine.this is what this platform is selling, remove that, and you will CRUSH OUT.
The offline installer is definitely a must. That's what I love about this GOG.
That's the best part about GOG and I think this should be better promoted.
My Favorite Plataform Gaming Free DRM. s2Thank you
The reason I use GOG instead of Steam or other similar sites is because GOG does not require me to use their client. That's fantastic.
AGREED. keep the offline installers. and make sure the older version is clearly marked and won't automatically try to install NextGen version of game, I hate that.Thank you