Overview
- CD Projekt sold GOG to co-founder Michał Kiciński for 90.7 million PLN (about $25 million) in late 2025.
- Kiciński says the store’s no-DRM policy will continue and the catalogue will remain curated rather than flood the storefront with low-quality releases.
- The strategy centers on classic games and “modern classics,” with an emphasis on supporting smaller studios over competing on big-budget discounts.
- He acknowledges Steam’s lead in ease of use and says GOG will prioritize usability improvements without compromising its values.
- Leadership is exploring potential development or publishing work, including remasters, but has announced no specific projects or timelines.