The new owner of GOG discusses taking on Steam, the devil of DRM, and following in Nightdive's footsteps

Wrestling the Steam 'Goliath,' pulling a Nightdive, and seeing off vulture capital: GOG chats the risks and opportunities of its future as a company without CD Projekt

GOG is an independent storefront. What now?

GOG’s New Boss Plans To Challenge Steam With Curation, Classics And Zero DRM

GOG's new ownership is confident it can carve out its own space in a market dominated by Valve's Steam platform.

CD Projekt Co-Founder Michał Kiciński on Why He Acquired

Kiciński views the storefront's DRM-free approach to games distribution as a "core value of GOG."

"It Feels Very Natural To Grow In That Direction" - The Newly Independent GOG On Potentially Following Nightdive's Example

The company sees a possible future in resurrecting & remastering classic IPs.Over the Christmas break, news emerged that CD Projekt Red had sold GOG, the DRM-free distribution platform focused on classic games, to Michał Kiciński, one of the original co-founders of the Polish developer who had left the company back in 2012.At the time, we didn't really know much about what this would entail for the future of the company moving forward. However, …

Steam's Monopoly Isn't An Obstacle And Can Be Taken From Them, Says New GOG Boss

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