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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. -
Michal Kicinski, co-founder of CD Projekt and the new owner of GOG, said the platform’s anti-DRM policy will remain unchanged despite the change in ownership. In an interview with GamesIndustry.biz, he emphasized that rejecting DRM is a core value of GOG and will not disappear in the foreseeable future.
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Michal Kiciński, co-founder of CD Projekt and GOG, who bought back the GOG digital storefront from CD Projekt in late 2025, has said that he does not see direct competition with Steam as a realistic strategy. In an interview with GamesIndustry, he noted that Steam’s dominance makes any attempt to challenge it head-on a losing battle.
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