Didn't want to push this to support as it's not really a bug report, and it would probably end up in someone's tickets, making him/her uncomfortable with no real resolution.
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I thought I'd get used to the website's new layout after a while. People don't usually like change, and I thought I was experiencing that.

The store's still fine. In fact, it may even be better than before.
The individual game pages however, not quite so much. Sure, I get the mobile-first approach.
But you've made everything so BIG. Maybe analytics showed that you got most hits from a phone or a tablet, I don't know. However on pages like "Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales" where you have 6 images in the description, It now takes me quite a few revolutions of the scroll wheel to get to the reviews, or any useful information like the System requirements and OS support.

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The dashboard. Again, too big.
The carousel is fine, the "On sale" items are fine, I like the "Discover" section.
The "Curated collections" are a bit useless. It's as if I just went and filtered on a category.

And the News section... Well, I used to read those believe it or not :)
When I usually saw the "Sale" one especially (weekly or weekend) it was an instant click for me.
It was a surprise to find it at the bottom of the page now, it seems almost brushed away, irrelevant.
I found that not many of them managed to keep my attention with just 3-5 words overlaid on an image tile.

I often forget to log in and check for those these days, I don' reach the bottom of the page most of the time, so I usually rely on emails to remind me about stuff like that as well.
Guess what? The newsletter has started to go into my Junk folder. And I've not done that myself.
I think enough people on Outlook have decided to just junk it rather than unsubscribing, it ended up on a blacklist or something.

And I get it. New Witcher game. Gwent.
...but I didn't expect that landing page.
Well, It's been a while. I don't think I can get myself to like it :/

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Originally I was only going to write about the e-mail issue but as I started writing I realized there are more things bothering me than just that one.
Sorry guys.

To be honest, I'm actually quite fond with the new website layout. Despite the new look where almost everything is now bigger in size, as a whole, the website looks a little smaller than it used to. I mean, it feels as if the amount of games that GOG is trying to stuff and showcase on its front page of the web has now been reduced to compensate the bigger individual game boxes.

For the individual game pages however, I agree with what you said. It seems that the amount of work GOG has put to renovate the individual game pages is not as significantly big as the effort that they have exerted in order to make the website's front page look a lot better to the eyes of the visitors. Honestly, I'm just glad that they didn't change the individual game pages too much as it will surely confuse quite a number of people who have already gotten used to the old layout.

One thing that I deem to be completely unnecessary however, is that in every individual game page, GOG seems to have gone a little too far in stressing the downloadable contents that some games may have. Not only has GOG already listed those DLCs on the right side of the page, GOG also added those same DLCs again (obviously in an attempt to boost its sales by reminding the GOG users again and again that those DLCs do exist) on the middle of the game page as we're nearing the review section. We can see that this game has DLCs, GOG. There's no need for you to remind us again.

Although if the critic that I mentioned above had already existed long before the overhaul even took place, then it would make the whole thing quite weird for GOG to not have included the removal of this annoying overemphasis on some of its game pages.