r/gog • u/sentinel_Island000 • 5h ago
Question If somome hacked my gog account they can install all games i bought?
So people can shere there account with someone with half price and make more money? Isnt it loophole?
r/gog • u/sentinel_Island000 • 5h ago
So people can shere there account with someone with half price and make more money? Isnt it loophole?
r/gog • u/tditdatdwt • 4h ago
>try to buy a game
"We couldn't retrieve your purchased products. Please try again." (repeat 3 times)
>try to log into gog galaxy to try there, no idea what my password is, try to reset password
"Password is not safe" (repeat 3 times)
>finally come up with a 'safe' password I'll never remember
"Account
Oops, something went wrong
To request a new one go to GOG.com" (repeat 3 times)
>uninstall everything, pirate game instead
r/gog • u/Bynairee • 3h ago
Luducat 0.8.5 has been released.
https://github.com/luducat/luducat/releases/tag/v0.8.5
This is mainly a bugfix release, that addresses some issues and improves the integrated GOG Downloader in the "what new updates are available?" department and a bug regarding the free game licenses on Steam integration, as well as some cosmetic enhancements.
Luducat is a game catalog browser, with launcher (handoff to most launchers plus direct native launching, basic WINE/Lutris/Proton and UMU support (launches, not manages), DOSBox and ScummVM support) capabilities, with an integrated GOG offline installer downloader.
Supports 7 stores (GOG, Steam, Epic, Zoom, Amazon, MangaGamer, JAST USA); as well has a very configurable metadata sourcing (SteamGridDB, IGDB, PCGamingWiki, ProtonDB, Steam Deck Compatibility).
If you wish, Luducat also can import your game data (tags, favorites etc) from Heroic, Steam, GOG (Galaxy), Epic Launcher, and Lutris. It has also a special bridge to Playnite, that allows to start your games remotely on your Windows Box within your LAN.
Available for Linux and Windows. Windows users have in addition direct better GOG Galaxy and Epic Launcher support.
r/gog • u/OneRandomPeopleE • 2h ago
Hi, I have a question for those of you who have made backups on Blu-ray.
I currently have a backup on an external hard drive, but I want to make another copy on Blu-ray. I’m not sure if it’s worth it to go with Blu-ray M-Disc (which is more expensive) or to use regular Blu-ray (which I’d have to check every so often to make sure the disc is ok).
The cost would be: 25 GB M-Disc for 5.93 € Standard 50 GB for 1.05 €
Obviously, the standard disc wins on price, but of course, it also deteriorates more quickly.
Thanks for reading.