There are too many damned PC Gaming clients. You’ve got Steam, Epic, uPlay, Origin, Bethesda’s Launcher, Itch.io, Battle.net and the uh…Windows Store. Then there’s GOG’s Galaxy, a bit of a rubbish client that I only used because I bought the Witcher 3 through that storefront. They all offer different features and functionality, and it can be a bit tiresome juggling all of these just to play some video games.

Those genre-defining original WarCraft games that were unfortunately overshadowed by the third game in the series and still hold up really well as time-honoured real-time of real time strategy? Yeah, you can play those suckers on GoG right now. For the Horde!

I’ll be straight up and say I’ve never played a Diablo game. I’m one of those millennials that worships Ratchet and Clank and Jak and Daxter as my gaming heritage. See, I only got a beefy computer when I finished high school, so for the longest time I was never ever able to delve into the world of PC gaming. …

It has been a dismal month of job losses within the gaming industry. Following news that Activision Blizzard would be letting 800 people go, and ArenaNet about to lay off employees on mass, it has been reported that gaming platform GOG, owned by Witcher 3 parent company CD Projekt, has also had its workforce number reduced. In a statement sent …

Thronebreaker is now available to buy on Steam after a very short period of exclusivity on CDPR’s own GoG. Speaking in an earnings call (via Eurogamer), joint-CEO Adam Kiciński admitted that the GoG exclusivity hasn’t really helped – and as a result, the game’s done far worse than CDPR had hoped.

GOG has offered DRM-free games since its inception, but they’re now taking it a step further with their FCKDRM initiative. It highlights games and media providers who eschew restrictive protections by offering offering DRM-free games, music, books, and video.

The much-anticipated No Man’s Sky NEXT Update is out, finally bringing the game’s many promised features to the ambitious space sim. There’s an awful lot that’s been added to the game; so much so that it could almost be considered a full-blown sequel. One of the features that has most people excited to dip back in is the addition of …

A few years back, it looked like Night Dive Studios, a company that’s gained a reputation for bringing games back from the dead by wrestling their rights issues was taking a stab at resurrecting No One Lives Forever. That fell apart - but it looks like things may be back on track.