So much hostility.

you created it.

All I did was ask questions. I just want to know where I can buy video games that have since been delisted due to whatever reason the mega corps toss up these days.

AND YOU HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE ANSWERS!
- along with everybody realissing you didnt own the games here in the first place.
...so back under the bridge. eat another goat.

I'm just asking about key sites because if a game is delisted and there are still keys being sold for said games, I merely wondered about if they could be played. Games should not be removed without warning.
No need to be rude. I just have not found a good enough answer.

gettaefugg you utter troll!

If the dudes account wasnt nipped by a chatgpt bot that was fed a fortune cookie logic model. Im really finding this guy amusing for having a one track mind to ban-ville lol

My advice? Bro may wanna chill out on the asking about money laundering and piracy sites.

Most games aren't removed without warning, even if it is more sudden than is reasonable. Though it is not advertised as clearly as it could be, typically an announcement is made on the forums and on discord when GOG are made aware by the publisher. If keys are still being sold after a game is de-listed, then they can still be used to play the games once redeemed. But don't be shocked if you encounter a nasty surprise for doing so. Your purchase information, and having the game revoked from your account are only two of the risks.
Was it post #10?
get pwned noob

allergic to shellfish / crustaceans, so no, cant. :/

:(
I can't believe that this topic got milked for over 40 responses.

well at least now nobody is going to bother and try to find the hidden code!

...or the murder weapon...

Besides, they'd need a tinfoil hat. :/

Will somebody think of the children?!

This isn't answering where the bust is. I have it, see attached.

1. As Zadette said, use this first and see if the games are there: https://www.gog.com/user/refresh

2. Wait for a response from GOG Support. They'll take a while, but they'll get back to you and restore your purchases to your account - if they were legitimately bought.

3. Don't use any grey key sites for many reasons cited above by others. Buy it on other platforms instead if available. e.g., Steam, Epic, itch, etc.

4. If #3 cannot be done, go you-know-what instead of buying fraudulent keys and potentially funding crime, hurting devpubs, and risking wasting your money if it turned out to be bought with a stolen CC.

All I can think of is that they bought it on Steam legitimately, and for some reason are expecting Steam-bought games to show up on GOG automatically, which does NOT happen.

Other than that, I got nothin'. I've got over 1200 games here, many of them delisted, and NONE of which have disappeared from my library.

If you've legit bought the game on GOG, and have refreshed your account to no avail, and the game(s) shows up in your purchase history, contacting support is your only remaining option.

(And 'American English'? Really? Would that be South American English or North American English?)