I too got some update-notifications (3 updates for 1378 games). I really hope, that they just need some time to catch up with the update-notifications, but honestly I don't expect it - which would mean, that I have absolutely no clue, what got updated in the last 1,5 month and no chance to find it out without high investment of time on my end.

Well, it seems to worka again. But the flags from the past weeks are missing.
Either the ones are showing are the ones since the fix or the one that got updateda between the lat working check and the bug.
Still ... it's good to have it back.

Two new blue flags or dots for Terraria and some game called Sanitarium appeared.
So now it shows 23 since 21 updates i still didn't check out.

Update flags are back, it seems :). Good job patching the ol' sinking ship, GOG :P.

P.S.: Flashout 3 still shows up as "Soon" on my game list though it was released 2 moths ago, lol.

Yep, I now seem to have a couple of blue dots and a clickable "Updated" tab again!

I'll need to check whether there are any "missed" updates manually, I guess. Still, good to have it working again. :)

Yup, seem to be back up.

It's the same with Destroy All Humans! 2 - Reprobed. I've reported this issue several times but it seems that nobody cares. :(

One plugged leak at a time, I guess. The GOGship has many :P.

So many in fact, that shouldn't it be called GoGSub ?.

... I guess we can say it's still (somehow) holding afloat, so no, I wouldn't go that far :P.

So I got 27 update notifications today, which I consider a good sign. Opened the first game and tried to download the patch and got ... "404 Not Found".
It's getting a tiny bit tedious

That happened with one game for me as well, the rest downloaded correctly.

In the name of Holy Terra, the update flood gates have burst!

Many thanks! Seems to be working again!

So, thanks to the techs who fixed the issue (and who are still fixing it if the issue isn't 100% solved yet). I'm sure everyone is pleased to see the update flags return, even if most at the moment are belated ones for updates since it's been broken.

I hate to be "that guy" though, but I guess someone has to say it: that took much too long to be remedied. I understand the problem may have been bigger than we realise, but this is a particularly important feature of the site for many of your customers. You actually might have driven potential sales away from your store with outages like this.

So thanks indeed GOG for fixing the flags, but you do need to do better in the future if you're going to improve your image as a platform.