GOG confirm they are working towards GOG Galaxy on Linux
speckx
29 points
6 comments
July 28, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (2 comments)
pull_my_finger
I have mixed opinions on this. On one hand - "it's about time". This should have happened a long time ago just for parity's sake and I would think that of all the game stores - the one specifically catering to older and (mostly) DRM free games, GOG would have a higher Linux user count. On the other hand - I really hope this isn't a segue into more DRM or something similar to what steam does - providing a client to play games instead of actually downloading and having them. GOG is one of the last few bastions that lets you buy and own games. They've got a few in their catalog now that require proprietary launchers/drm etc and I really hope it doesn't become a trend. Humble Bundle increasing sells steam keys instead of actual games, or sells keys to 3rd parties that DRM, or sells DRM'd ebooks etc. GOG, Humble and Itch are the last big players holding the line on DRM free stuff. I worry that if any of them slip (further) into the lucrative darkside it would be disastrous for consumers.
bronlund
I love GOG. It’s just too bad most game publishers don’t.