Posted June 10, 2018
Ancient-Red-Dragon: GOG sells lots of games that are vastly inferior/gimped compared to the versions of the same games that are on Steam. Some of them even have new multiplayer patches on Steam for games that are over 10 years old while the GOG versions are left without them.
Today I was looking at this GOGmix of games that have Achievements on Steam but not on GOG, and it's ridiculously long: https://www.gog.com/mix/achievements_on_steam_but_not_gog
There's no excuse for that either. If a game has Achievements on Steam, then it should also have them on GOG, period. GOG customers are not second-class citizens, so it's time the devs stopped treating them as if they are. GOG should stop allowing the sale of all games on its platform that are in any way inferior to their Steam counterparts.
I was just looking at a Hat In Time. I was tempted to buy it but I read the Steam version was more updated than the GAG version. Today I was looking at this GOGmix of games that have Achievements on Steam but not on GOG, and it's ridiculously long: https://www.gog.com/mix/achievements_on_steam_but_not_gog
There's no excuse for that either. If a game has Achievements on Steam, then it should also have them on GOG, period. GOG customers are not second-class citizens, so it's time the devs stopped treating them as if they are. GOG should stop allowing the sale of all games on its platform that are in any way inferior to their Steam counterparts.
I have mentioned this before and while GAG itself is to blame some of the time, I think it is mostly up to the developer to have the game updated.
Most of the time, they are the ones who treat their GAG customers as second class citizens due to it being easier for them for whatever reason it might be (be it Steamworks or otherwise) to update their games on Steam. However, we as GAG customers do pay a premium for our games to be DRM-Free.