There are leaderboards to allow for some friendly competition. Not content with just being a hub to launch games, GOG Galaxy 2.0 also has an activity feed which lets you see what all of your friends across all platforms have been playing. Game discovery is on the way, which will allow following upcoming releases, not dissimilar to wishlisting games on Steam. You can use filtering, sorting and tagging to create your own custom library view, and there’s even the option to add your own game covers and backgrounds to make it look exactly as you’d like. GOG Galaxy 2.0 currently tracks all achievements and hours played for all games across compatible platforms. Steam stole the headlines following their library layout update, but GOG Galaxy 2.0 looks and feels just as modern.
Navigating through GOG Galaxy 2.0 feels much the same as navigating through any other launcher – it has its quirks, as do the other launchers – but having every game I own at my fingers tips at all times is a game (launcher) changer. This sounds like a small quality of life improvement, but gamers with more than a few dozen games will recognise how much more convenient using one launcher is. When loading up GOG Galaxy 2.0, it collates all games purchased on GOG, Xbox Live, Epic Games Store, Origin, Playstation Network, Uplay and Steam. After finally being green-lit to access the GOG Galaxy 2.0 beta, it is the only launcher I have needed to use. It is tiring just remembering which games are where, and I gave up on trying to manually add links to my Steam library a long time ago.įortunately, those days seem to be behind me. Navigate through Steam, Origin, Uplay, Epic Game Store, GOG, or any number of individual launchers, is tedious and cumbersome.
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