Metal Gear Games Are Out Now On GOG

@dragonsama:I tried GOG and it puts games all over my hard drive and I can't launch the games from central hub. I much rather have everything in one nice and neat list which Steam provides very well...

This sentence alone, tells the world you do not deserve to play PC games, but only get to watch others play them, off twitch or looking over your cousins shoulder, who never you have a turn.

@dragonsama: Dude, the games are DRM free, so if they're all over your hard drive, that's on you. And now they have Galaxy which I suppose acts as a hub service that manages and updates all your games along with providing multiplayer gaming. I don't use it so I can only repeat what the ads say.

@dragonsama: Convenience is nice, but it comes at the cost of freedom, DragonSama. The chains might already be too tight, but we cannot perceive it properly on account of our convenience bias.

That said, I do appreciate how neat Steam releases are at the install folder root level. GOG does place a lot of crap there, which I dislike. ICOs, INIs, hashes, scripts, and EULAs in several EU languages. None of which are required for the game to function. However, the mess is contained in my experience, and I don't even use their client application which provides what you seek in the form of a centralized hub.

@dragonsama: Ubisoft, EA, and Epic are the ones I feel need to lose their own launchers and store fronts the most, but that's just me.

There's no centralized location, but you could theoretically create a folder on your PC called Games or GOG games and install setup installer to install the games there. Alternatively, you can use their launcher.

@dragonsama:

You can easily add non-Steam games to Steam through the client (the little + button at the bottom left on the Steam client window). Just hit that, locate the .exe for the game, and voila: you can now launch them through Steam.

@Barighm: Asscheek physics and raytraced sound propagation, Barighm. Just think about it, my friend. 😎💭

ok thank you i was just wondering never heard of it before. lol im not a pc gamer so its new to me.

@DJSONIC: GOG is just GOG. It used to be Good Old Games but now they are just GOG as they are focusing on modern games as well these days.