Not directly relevant to this feature, but it does remind me of recent frustrations where I was trying to look for Trails of Cold Steel. Just the first game, and I couldn't get to it under the 20+ entries for random dlc outfits and other nonsense from the later series.

Nice feature, great that gog is steadily improving their page.
On a personal level, I have no use for it as I rarely make use of those pages.

This is nice, doesn't seem particularly important but is nice. However it doesn't work in List view, only Grid view.

I occasionally think that games remain too hard to "discover" here and can get lost, especially when many are released at once. Maybe ensuring lower-selling games get eyeballs somehow might help, whether in smaller sales or in the "Recommended" section.

I wonder if the ability to vote on tags for games would help.

Agreed. If GOG doesn't want people to be able to completely hide a game, maybe there could be the ability to select the option to mark a game as "Not Interested", and maybe a small red "x" in the corner of the box art in the store view, or the words "Not Interested" somewhere on the box art / grid or list box in the store view.

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Also personally I would like the return of Sort by Date Added. I'm not sure why this hasn't returned unless the staff deleted the "date added" data. :P

It was fix just a couple of hours ago. Go take a look...

Not sure if intended, but it only works in the grid view and not in the list view, which is my preferred browsing method.

Thank you,GOG

Ah thank you. I have suspected something like this already. Short sighted development ideas just like I'd expect from GOG.

The previews are a nice improvement!

Also, it would be nice if there was a checkbox to filter games that are only in the user's wishlist. Could this be added in the future?

"Newest first" ist bugged as well ... but like I say, GOG rather adds new features nobody asked them for instead of fixing old features or adding those that were asked for since years. These are things I will NEVER understand. They have a customer base and all they'd need to do is to ask them what they want (in this thread alone you will find several of them) instead of investing time and money into some strange new features they simply assume their customer could want. This is such a wrong business policy ... and it is the reason why they invested probably thousand of working hours on a client that isn't accepted by quite a large section of their customers because it is still missing basic features ... and I don't even want to mention the fact that updates that constantly ignore those missing features are far too rare as well.

May I suggest to have the main game trailer autoplayed if a set time (of ~ 5s) expires?
Very similar to previewing feature cards on the popular movie streaming platforms.

You may. To which I would respond that autoplaying videos are just about the most annoying thing any website can have, and it would turn this new feature from "possibly ok" to "well, I guess I hate browsing the store now".

Feature was sorely missing, thanks.

Finally! Thank you!

nice feature