Digital platform for DRM-free PC games featuring both classics and modern releases, fully downloadable and playable without a launcher, curated selection, 30-day returns, compatibility updates, extra content like soundtracks, and support for multiple platforms.
Cost / License
- Free
- Proprietary
Application type
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)



Comments about GOG.com as an Alternative to Steam
Better than Steam in every way except player counts. If you aren't going to be playing multiplayer, GoG is objectively superior in every way.
The curated content means that there's significantly less absolute crap than you'll find on Steam. DRM free means no DRM treating you like a pirate when you're just trying to play the game you bought. I love GoG Galaxy 2.0 as a launcher, since it can also add in games from other services, although I am sad that there's no native Linux client yet. Overall, just great stuff.

Almost everyone thinks GOG.com is a great Steam alternative.
GOG.com is the most popular Web-based, Windows, Mac & Linux alternative to Steam.
GOG.com is the most popular free alternative to Steam.
- GOG.com is Free and Proprietary
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Lack of DRMs, no requirements to stay online during playing, offline installers that you can keep forever, and they let you specify any target location for game files. You are legally allowed to redownload and install all games on unlimited number of computers in your household. Optional Steam-like client is available.