First off I wanted to say that I love GOG. I feel Galaxy is the correct way to use DRM. Whenever a game is released on both Steam and GOG I always pick up the GOG copy. That being said I was curious on what GOG's business plans moving forward where.

Will GOG get more involved with Indie Developers and create a GOG version of Steams Early Access, perhaps focus on releasing more triple-A titles, or maybe try out emulating "PS2, PS1, Dreamcast" era titles.

Just something I was wondering, because I am a GOG fan and am interested to know what the future may bring.

Kek, it ain't DRM kid. Do you need to run Galaxy to run those games you installed through it? Nope. It doesn't activate games and so on, just a glorified storefront, launcher for games.

Early access is alread here, but more controlled, check out In Dev games.
https://www.gog.com/games?feature=in_development&sort=bestselling&page=1

Triple A titles are hard to release here when they're released, as again, no DRM, so those suits get their shit cold at that prospect.

Early Access is basically already here; it's called "In Dev", and you can see a list of relevant games here.

edit: I've been made perfectly redundant by ninja editing.

Almost 15 minutes in and no DeLorean reference yet?

5, 7, 23, 27, 38, 43
But I am not telling you which draw that's for.

My biggest hope is that as GoG moves forward, it doesn't leave behind the "O" in its name. New games are fun, but the thing that originally brought me here was the chance to grab a bunch of games I loved in the 80s and 90s. I realize that those games will never be the primary revenue drivers, but I don't want them to disappear and I'd like to see them add more of those games.

4, 8, 15, 16, 23 and 42..

Granted, you will be a cursed millionaire! :P

Totally agree. I loved GOG's initiative of publishing the Gold Box games and the Warhammer games. I definitely want to see more of that.

GOG....In the FUTURE!