Will GOG give us an option to mark a game as "Not Interested"? There are number of games I am not going to buy no matter how much they cost and after every few months I keep revisiting these game as I have forgotten allready how I felt towards the game...Just a suggestion, and may I say it is a practical/useful to some people...Thanks!
PS: Steam listened to people and made it available.

A lot of people use that option with me at the bar.

I do it the other way round, games I am interested in go straight on the wishlist. If its not on there, then I don't look at it. Unlikely they will ad this feature, they want you to buy things at the end of the day.

Yeah I just couldn't resist the self effacing humor. lol

You get perceived? Snob!

I doubt GOG will provide, but there's nothing to lose by voting. There's another similar wishlist entry for a blacklist:

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/blacklist_like_opposite_of_wishlist_for_games

There've been experiments. People use "ignore forever" on things they're only transiently uninterested in. GOG has too few games for filters to be worth it.

yes but steam has an overwhelming amount of crap.

It's not only about poorly-rated stuff, but also about genres where one ignores (almost) everything. The biggest advantage of GOG Connect for me is that I don't have look at these 'unowned' games anymore when on sale on GOG.

I personally use a whitelist approach. All games I'm interested in I put on a wishlist on isthereanydeal.com with a desired price level and then I try not to pay any attention to sales informations on GOG. I wish though I could also display last months releases (and nothing else) to check occasionally.

Problem with the whitelist approach is, how do you get games on to that list in the first place?

I browse the store. That's how I find games to whitelist. Except, by browsing the store, I repeatedly come across games I've already determined I don't want. I also come across interesting looking games, and only after wasting a few minutes on it do I remember there's some good reason for me not to want to buy it.