GOG would probably increase its profits quite a lot if it put its presence onto stores like that.Īlso, didn't I read on this forum a year or two ago that GOG was implementing a system similar to Uplay's (relatively) new one wherein it no longer uses keys to distribute games, and therefore which would facilitate GOG being able to put its games on stores like GMG and Humble?Īnd if so, why haven't GOG followed through on that by actually getting its games all over those stores?įrom what I can tell, rather than buying games here, where the money gets divided between gog and the publisher, you suggest people should buy cheaper, from a third party key seller where the money gets split between gog, publisher and third party. I see that Green Man Gaming frequently has huge sales that feature many of the exact same games that GOG sells, except GMG only offers DRM-ed Steam keys for those games instead of GOG versions. It seems like GOG is greatly limiting it's own market share via not expanding its presence onto those stores.
Fanatical, Humble Bundle (I know GOG has keys on Humble once in a blue moon, but it's so rare that we might as well not even count that), etc. Why does GOG have no presence on Green Man Gaming and other stores of that kind? I.e.
