GOG GALAXY LOGIN PS4
It’s a launcher that allows you to see and manage all your games, including those you have on PS4 and XB1, in one organized collection. GOG Galaxy 2.0 offers a simple value proposition: manage all your games in one place. This is what first attracted me to GOG Galaxy 2.0. But like with TV streaming services today, there’s a point where there’s just too many entities offering what is essentially the same service with disjointed content. I understand their desire to want to make more money and spend less of it distributing their games. I’m not one of those people who gets angry at companies for not putting their games on Steam. Every publisher has decided they need their own launcher now. Uplay, Origin, Bethesda, Epic Games Store, and so on. In the time since installing GOG Galaxy 1.0, I have had to add a number of additional game launchers to my system. It’s good as far as launchers go, but there’s nothing particularly better about it compared to other launchers. Eventually I gave in and started using GOG Galaxy.
Having to login to access your games is a form of DRM. Make no mistake, requiring a launcher to access your games is a form of DRM. Some years later, they released the GOG Galaxy launcher, which I was against at first because it meant having to have yet another launcher and that suddenly DRM was slowly, and sadly, becoming a thing for GOG. For me, this was always a better, more convenient option than Steam. You just went to their site and downloaded the entire DRM free game you purchased directly to be used offline. One of the main reasons I really liked them when I first found out about them was how convenient their distribution system was. Though their selection is limited compared to Steam and other PC game distributors, I try to buy from them wherever applicable. They’re actually my favorite storefront to buy PC games from. I’m a big fan of GOG and have been for many years.
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