milito3515: GOG is getting really behind in the amount of games it sells compared to other Stores. I know that it's not easy for a DRM-Free store like this to get developers to publish their games here, but GOG needs to set as a clear business objective to get more developers to be interested in selling their games on GOG. Specially AAA games, even when it's not an easy task.

Ricky_Bobby: I'm pretty sure GOG is doing all it possibly can to get more AAA publishers on-board. We've had plenty of successes this year with games like Crysis, Mirror's Edge and Shadow Warior 2. It's not really up to GOG.

And it's also not enough for GOG to get more contemporary AAA titles, they have to convince Steam users to buy the games through GOG and not Steam, or a Steam-key vendor. There are two problems with this:
1) AAA games on GOG are generally more expensive (just my impression), Steam keys are much cheaper
2) they will need to open another gaming account, i.e. they won't have all their games in one place anymore

To grow it's business GOG is trying to take customers away from Steam-key vendors, but that is unlikely to happen en masse. However, where else is GOG supposed to generate new customers from ?!

TT_TT_TT_TT: And well as others already said i rather have these 1750 games in total here on GOG where for most you could see their appeal or why they would have some appeal to other players than having 4000 games released on steam of which 3000 are utter garbage which will end up in some 1$ bundle along the road

Darvond: More quantities of quality old games? Picking up abandonware titles and giving them a nice shine? PBEM services?

Ricky_Bobby: That would benefit existing GOG users, sure, but it will not attract Steam users or MMO players, which is where GOG needs to fish for additional consumers. Repolished older games don't just get released on GOG, they get reeased on Steam as well.