GoG Galaxy 2.0 - Multilauncher Solution At Last?

[Sardukhar]

Now THIS looks very cool!

"GOG Galaxy 2.0. The technology, which was publicly unveiled on 22 May 2019, provides a single point of access to all purchased games, enabling communication with buddies and tracking their progress regardless of their preferred gaming platforms. "


https://www.gog.com/news/bgog_galaxy_20b_all_your_games_and_friends_in_one_place_copy3

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/gog-announces-gog-galaxy-20-an-app-designed-to-fix/1100-6467097/

Sign up at: https://www.gogalaxy.com/en/

I've been looking for this ever since..well ever since I had to install my second launcher. If (when) this works and works well, it will be -super- nice.

 

[Cyberway]

Glorified Launcher basically? CDPR joins the launcher war. Only good in my eyes.

 

[linoano]

That's why we love GOG!

 

[Sild]

Already a registered member!

Was pretty bare bones content wise back then, will be checking it out again.

 

[Sardukhar]

Anyone who tried and was frustrated with GoG Galaxy 4 years ago, I recommend taking another look.

Current version never crashes on me and is a minimal resource use. I leave it running for days and -don't- get annoying notifications I don't want, my games update easily and Witcher, KCeliverance and Pillars launch smoothly and without issue.

Really quite pleased.

 

[Draconifors]

I've never had issues with the current Galaxy (because I only installed it in 2016) and I'm definitely interested in 2.0. Signed up for the beta last night.

 

[Cybunknymph]

!!!

Looking forward to it.

The only thing I like about steam is that it powers engines and epic ain't so epic. Hopefully GOG can come out on top and bring it all together...I'm hoping that everyone who supports 2077 is doing the same for GOG.

'19-'20 is looking like the time for CDPR to blow everything else outta the water. Woot!

 

[MauricioMM]

Sounds like a(n almost) perfect laucher Looking forward to when the stable version is released

 

[Garrison72]

I love Galaxy, but this seems like another potential layer of complication to me.

 

[Cybunknymph]

At least CDPR is taking note of the problems that exist with other game platforms. They are listening to gamers. As it stands right now, I think most people use other platforms because of familiarity and popularity. All the platforms have quirks and issues, but I have been wondering why the hell no one has done this already?

Bring your friends together with the games you play. Or visa-versa, simple, right?
Obviously, most platforms are examples of how humans are great at complicating things for their own benefit.

GoG deserves more credit.

 

[Hoplite_22]

Yeah it looks really good. Galaxy has gone from strength to strength and this does look like an answer for a lot of the current woes of the 1001 launchers.

 

[RaduMihai]

fine. hardly anything good on the other ones.

no, I don't have more than 2 launchers.

 

[Charles83]

I want this so badly, the more i know about CDPR and the more i see of the industry the more i want to support them, if gog let me bring my entire library to it will become easier to support them.

 

[Gilrond-i-Virdan]

Not so cool, since there is still no Linux version. Smaller stores like itch.io and bigger ones (Steam) released Linux clientsand support Linux on the backend for a long time already. Surely GOG can too.

Not that I personally plan to use closed clients anyway, but the problem are missing Linux games on GOG, which developers skip due to missing Galaxy support.