Had a game that wouldn't launch on my setup and GOG honoured their 30-day refund without any fuss. The catalogue is a bit smaller than the big platforms so a few new releases never show up here. For preservation-minded buyers though it's the best.
Honest refund policy, CD Projekt backing
Smaller new-release selection
GOG curated versions of old classics that just work without me hunting for fan patches, and that alone is worth it. Prices in INR are reasonable during sales too. Only minor niggle is that some bonus soundtracks aren't included like they used to be.
GOG lets me actually own my games and download offline installers, which is exactly why I keep buying here. The classic catalogue is unmatched and they patch old titles to run on modern Windows. Wish the sales were a touch deeper, but I have zero regrets.
GOG has a RevWala Trust Score of 57/100 (Average), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
GOG is rated 4.2 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Average" Trust Score.
GOG has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 2 verified reviews.
Pre-patched classics, regional pricing
Fewer bundled extras lately
True DRM-free ownership, classics support
Sales not always the cheapest
Love that everything I buy on GOG is mine to keep without an always-online client. The GOG Galaxy launcher is handy for integrating other libraries but it can be a bit sluggish to sync. Still my preferred place to buy single-player games.
No mandatory client, offline installers
Galaxy launcher occasionally slow
No DRM, offline backups, and a refund policy that actually works in your favour. I bought Cyberpunk and a stack of old RPGs here and every single one downloaded cleanly with no account lock-in. GOG has earned my loyalty completely.
Ownership-first, clean downloads, fair refunds