9/26/2023 0 Comments Gog galaxy 2.0 add dos gamesIt's worth noting the wishlist entry "Release the GOG Galaxy client for linux" on GOG's own website with over 21K votes, has been listed as "in progress" for a long time now (at least as far back as 2015 going by the Wayback Machine). No mention of it coming, just a whole lot of nothing. While an honest answer, it's also pretty blunt. In response to a user question on Twitter about Linux, the GOG team simply said "GOG GALAXY 2.0 will be available for Windows and Mac.". This would have been the perfect time to finally announce the ridiculously long-overdue Linux support for GOG Galaxy (especially with the Epic Store also not supporting Linux), sadly GOG are continuing to leave Linux out. Those hoping that is some kind of olive branch being extended for Linux will likely be disappointed though, going by their FAQ on the newer dedicated Galaxy site it sounds more like it's simply for adding other services into the client itself for those GOG haven't yet done. They do also state you can "Connect more platforms and add new features with open-source integrations.". It's like a much fancier version of Steam's own ability to add games installed from other sources, as Galaxy 2.0 will also support cross-launcher friends lists and chat making it sound pretty darn handy. With GOG GALAXY 2.0, you’ll be able to combine multiple libraries into one and connect with your friends across all gaming platforms! But as more titles come with dedicated launchers and clients, our games and gaming buddies become scattered in between them. There are two things that matter to all of us gamers: the games we play and the friends we play them with. Today, GOG officially announced Galaxy 2.0 and their aim seems to be to pull everyone together under one roof.
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