Posted June 28, 2012
bazilisek: That's going back to the lengthy debates on whether releasing newer games would change GOG's identity or not, and I think it did. It used to be a store where you could buy stuff no one else had; now it's both that and a store that's desperately trying to catch up with the last five years in indie gaming, and it's both very slow and not terribly competitive at it.
Just an idle observation, really. The concept of releasing new games is fine, but so far, most of the new releases have been very unexciting, if you ask me.
Maybe, but they DID get Jeff to release the Geneforge series at a very nice pricepoint. :) Just an idle observation, really. The concept of releasing new games is fine, but so far, most of the new releases have been very unexciting, if you ask me.
In the end, as long as GOG still sells/supports older games(And DRM free) I think they'll continue to do well....obviously not as well as Steam, but then again Steam was one of the first to the market, and they have a shitload of dev/consumer support currently.