You Can Now Import Some Steam Games to GOG

Well, the only bad thing is Steam offers achievements and GOG doesn't. I guess, the games they are talking about mostly don't have Steam achievements??

Some great games there but until I can get Birth of the Federation, am gonna save my money

So freaking awesome and smart too, the more library i build on GoG the better, it would be cool to see more and more games switch to DRM free and make that jump, an awesome thing that genuinely surprised me. Just transferred 8 games a total value of 114 for free from Steam to GoG thanks to this.

You already had a happy customer GoG and CDPR but, now you've got a loyal one, they deserve our support, this is the gaming industry we should support. I'm excited to see more and more added to this and to GoG in general. Heck ya man!

Awesome. Again have to hand it to CDProjectRed doing right by consumers. Anti-DRM. A competitive PC Games marketplace. These guys deserve a Nobel Peace Prize for Fair Use.

This is great news. GOG deserve all the support they can get.

Way to stay up to date Gamespot. I only did this about six months ago.

Can't wait for Classic Doom games to be added.

gog is so much better than Steam, they should just make it a proper store instead of one for indies and old games.

I generally buy games on GoG rather than Steam if they're in both stores, but I did buy The Witcher 2 on Steam and then redeemed it on GoG because reasons (free weekend would let me see if I could even run it + couldn't wait for a GoG sale). Now I might do so with more games, but I doubt I'll increase my GoG library that much given above statements.

Wow, that's impressive. They're actually losing money on something like this. They deserve the publicity it gets them.

GOG is trully the best out there.

Huh. Interesting concept that probably won't have many games I actually want to be on it on it.

Edit: Also, this takes a very long time (I assume only if you have a lot of games like I do).

Oh, btw, pick up System Shock 2 from the sale if you haven't played it ;-) A real classic, and you can pull in a few mods to slightly update the visuals if you can't handle its oldschoolness

Can these guys be any cooler? Damn.

Whether you may use this or not, this is a pretty classy move by CDPR. Nothing new to see here I suppose.

GoG kicks ass. It really does. In business practices at least. The DRM-free policies hold it back from the content volume Steam has since a lot of pubs don't want to go that route with their new titles. But luckily I love a broad enough range of games spanning decades that I can give GoG business as well as Steam :-)

But that's impossible. The windows 10 uwp app is all anyone would ever need.

The only things I have on Steam are games that weren't on GOG.com lol

One of the many reasons why CDPR and GOG is so awsm. Also, I just linked Witcher 1 from my Steam library to GOG.

But still no cloud save support in GOG Galaxy.

And that's why they make money while it looks like they have lost.

I love these guys...

This is how it should be with consoles too, if I have a fcking Assassins Creed game or Witcher game on PC, I should be able to play it on a console too, without buying it again. A console is nothing more than a mini computer, I am so sick of corporations like Microsoft and Sony of taking advantage of people. You may not realize it, but they are fcking us so hard in the behind with sht like subscriptions, etc.

So.....do these games you transfer over become DRM Free?