Gaming: New Blood CEO Dave Oshry Says He's 'always Loved Gog' But 'they...

"Steam let anybody put anything on there, and then all of a sudden who needed GOG anymore?"

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The average PC gamer has to wrangle all sorts of different digital storefronts and launchers if they want to play games without leaving the house, and most of them truly suck. Steam's UX is head and shoulders above the competition.

But GOG has long been a valid contender—both with its DRM-free storefront focused on archaic software, and with the collection-syncing GOG Galaxy launcher. Its successes haven't resulted in anything like Steam's Canada-sized user numbers, however, and even with new owners it remains an uphill battle taking on Goliath.

Source: PC Gamer