It would be handy if the app could export the game list to a CSV file. (In your spare time...)

I agree, it would be handy.

In the mean time, I have an alternate solution for you: there's a deal aggregator site called IsThereAnyDeal.com (ITAD). You give it links to your public GOG/Steam account, and it collects your wishlist and games in your library.

From there you could go into the Settings and download a json or csv of the games in your "Colection".

This will only grab from GOG and Steam, not Humble/Epic/Origin/etc, because they rely on the game library being publicly visible.

Better with tags, game time, etc.

:)

Hey man! I made a tool to do just this since I needed it myself.

https://github.com/AB1908/GOG-Galaxy-Export-Script

Enjoy!

Thanks! Looks like I've screwed up my python install but I'll poke at it.

Dunno what's wrong, but my OSX setup will run gogrepoc but not your script. If some gurus could take a look and normalize it across OS's I'd appreciate it.

I'm incredibly sorry. I hadn't bothered to check for different platforms. If you could simply post the location of the DB, I could add it to the script. Heck, it's even simple enough for you to. Just change the variable at the top named database_location. I can't comment on where the database on your system is though. Maybe poke around a bit?

I actually fixed that myself, and added a couple of lines to point it to the correct version of python. Now I'm getting:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./galaxy_library_export.py", line 48, in <module>
cursor.execute(owned_game_filtered_data)
sqlite3.OperationalError: unrecognized token: "{"

"One'na these days, I'm gonna hafta learn howta python!"

I hacked your script, replacing your construction of 'owned_game_filtered_data' with a series of concatenations:

owned_game_filtered_data = "CREATE TEMP VIEW MasterDB AS SELECT DISTINCT(MasterList.releaseKey) AS releaseKey, "
owned_game_filtered_data = owned_game_filtered_data + "MasterList.value AS title, MC1.value AS metadata, MC2.value AS platformList, "
owned_game_filtered_data = owned_game_filtered_data + "GameTimes.minutesInGame AS time from MasterList, MasterList AS MC1, "
owned_game_filtered_data = owned_game_filtered_data + "MasterList AS MC2, GameTimes WHERE (((MasterList.gamePieceTypeId=" + str(originalTitleID[0])
owned_game_filtered_data = owned_game_filtered_data + ") OR (MasterList.gamePieceTypeId=" + str(titleID) + ")) AND ((MC1.gamePieceTypeId="
owned_game_filtered_data = owned_game_filtered_data + str(originalMetaID[0]) + ") OR (MC1.gamePieceTypeId=" + str(metaID[0])
owned_game_filtered_data = owned_game_filtered_data + "))) AND MC1.releaseKey=MasterList.releaseKey AND MC2.gamePieceTypeId="
owned_game_filtered_data = owned_game_filtered_data + str(releasesList) + " AND MC2.releaseKey=MasterList.releaseKey AND "
owned_game_filtered_data = owned_game_filtered_data + "GameTimes.releaseKey=MasterList.releaseKey ORDER BY title;"

I got a CSV with 2038 rows as opposed to the 2211 reported in GOG Galaxy 'owned games'. I have no idea how reliable these results are...

JUST SMART ENOUGH TO BE DANGEROUS...

I runned the script i did not do nothing :/