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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion — Game of the Year Edition Deluxe has joined GOG's preservation program, and the store updated the classic RPG to work better on modern PCs. The update adds support for modern controllers, including PlayStation and Xbox gamepads and the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, while GOG has verified compatibility with Windows 10 and 11. -
GOG has kicked off a free giveaway of Bounty Train, a strategy game about traveling across the Wild West by train. You can claim your copy until October 5, after which the promotion will end. -
GOG is giving some classic PC listings a new preservation-focused storefront treatment, adding a visible "3D Boxes" section to their store pages. The Printable Big Box collection is still small, but it turns the old large-box presentation into a digital feature rather than a physical reissue. -
A new giveaway has kicked off on the digital storefront GOG. This time, players can claim State of Mind for free — an atmospheric sci-fi thriller about transhumanism, digital consciousness, and a bleak future for humanity. -
GOG now bundles Tamriel Rebuilt for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind with the OpenMW engine, making the long-running fan project much easier to install through the store page. The package is available in GOG's library for players who already own the base game. -
On August 18, GOG announced that Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time has joined its Preservation Program, and the store page now lists the 2003 action-adventure for modern PCs.
The update adds native widescreen and ultrawide support, along with intelligent FOV scaling based on monitor aspect ratio. GOG also says the game now includes a multi-monitor mouse lock option, an FPS limiter, and a new in-game overlay for real-time setting tweaks. -
The cosmic strategy game Nexus: The Jupiter Incident is currently up for grabs free of charge on GOG. You can add the game to your library through July 6. -
GOG is currently giving away copies of The Whispering Valley, an atmospheric first-person horror-adventure game. You have until April 28 to add this title to your library for free. -
The critically acclaimed shooter DOOM Eternal has finally launched on GOG. As with all releases on the platform, the standout feature of this version is the total absence of DRM. Players can choose between two editions: Standard and Deluxe. -
Minecraft Generation Doesn’t Chase Graphics: ‘Heroes III’ Becomes GOG’s Best-Selling Retro Game — Half of Buyers Are Under 25
Heroes of Might and Magic III launched in 1999 — and nearly half of its buyers on GOG are under 25. This statistic was revealed at GDC 2026. -
An updated version of the tactical RPG classic Final Fantasy 7 has just been released on Steam, replacing the old edition, which is no longer available for purchase. The game has also launched on GOG as a DRM-free title, with a 60% discount running until March 8. -
Amid ongoing discussions about GOG’s position in the digital storefront market, the platform has once again reiterated its core mission — to preserve games “forever.” The renewed attention followed comments from New Blood CEO Dave Oshry, who acknowledged the importance of GOG’s mission but questioned whether it has enough audience support to endure. -
New Blood studio head Dave Oshry, known for Dusk and Ultrakill, in an interview with RPG Site commented on GOG’s position in the digital storefront market. He admitted that he has “always loved GOG” and appreciates its efforts to preserve classic games, but also raised a direct question: does the platform have enough support to survive in the long term? -
GOG has expanded its game preservation initiative by adding 10 classic titles that will receive compatibility patches for modern systems and long-term technical support. The headline addition is The Wolf Among Us (2013, Telltale Games), the cult narrative adventure based on the Fables comics. -
A DRM‑free version of the historical strategy Total War: Pharaoh Dynasties has appeared on GOG. As a result, the game has already shown up on piracy sites. -
Larian Studios has launched a major sale on the Divinity franchise on Steam and GOG, with discounts of up to 90%. The promotion runs until February 9 and covers every game in the series — from the classic isometric RPGs released in 2002 to tactical masterpieces like Divinity: Original Sin 2. -
The GOG service has begun a free giveaway of the horror adventure collection Alone in the Dark: The Trilogy. This bundle includes Alone in the Dark, Alone in the Dark 2, and Alone in the Dark 3. -
GOG Calls Linux Its “Next Major Frontier” — While Also Planning To Actively Embrace AI In Development
GOG has published a job listing for a senior engineer to work on the GOG Galaxy client, which explicitly states that “Linux is the next major frontier” for the platform. The candidate will be tasked with shaping Galaxy’s architecture with Linux support in mind “from day one,” while ensuring that existing functionality for Windows and macOS users remains intact. -
The DRM-free storefront GOG has launched its New Year Sale 2026, which will run until February 4. The promotion features deep discounts on massive franchises including The Witcher, Fallout, Kingdom Come, The Elder Scrolls, and many more. -
GOG Will Add the Original Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time to Its Preservation Program After Remake Cancellation
GOG has announced that the original version of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time will be added to its Preservation Program, an initiative focused on maintaining and enhancing classic games. The company shared the news on January 22 via Twitter, responding to Ubisoft’s decision to cancel the remake.
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