To connect your library with GOG.com, sign in to your active Steam account via this page. NOTE: Make sure your Steam Privacy Settings & Profile Status are set to public.
You'll be able to permanently import all the games listed below to your GOG.com library – assuming you own them. The eligible games are limited-time offers made possible by participating developers and publishers, so stay tuned for more games to come.
You can connect only one Steam account with your GOG.com library. This process is permanent – choose wisely!
Games available at this moment are
AI War: Fleet Command Amnesia: The Dark Descent Cosmonautica Deathtrap Deponia Dropsy Earth 2150 Trilogy Evoland Frozen Cortex Frozen Synapse Metrocide Redshirt Renowned Explorers: International Society Shadowgrounds Shadowgrounds Survivor Tharsis Time Gentlemen, Please! + Ben There, Dan That! Vertical Drop Heroes HD The Walking Dead: Season 1 Ascendant Brutal Legend Darwinia DEFCON Democracy 3 Depths of Peril Downwell Earth 2140 Trilogy Earth 2160 Gratuitous Space Battles 2 La-Mulana Last Federation, The Men of War™ Not a Hero Puddle Reigns Reus Sir, You Are Being Hunted Stacking Unepic X2: The Threat
All comments (26)
Stop_It
6 Jun 17#1
I have 20 of them, so not a bad return. Thanks for the heads-up.
ST3123
6 Jun 17#2
18 games here for free! Love gog connect, just wish they updated it a bit more (only seems to change when there is a major sale on) but still brilliant idea and for free whats not to like...
DrDuran
6 Jun 17#3
8 games. Nice. Cheers. :smile:
Forgottenshopper
6 Jun 17#4
Have I done something wrong, as all of the games came up with a price for me..
JackKeeper
6 Jun 17#5
sorry if I'm being stupid but I don't get it. I only get them if I already own them on Steam? Then why would I need them on GOG? I don't need to own them twice?
muffpuff
6 Jun 17#6
DRM free, what's not to like.
WalkableBuffalo
6 Jun 17#7
OP does in fact say if you care to read "You'll be able to permanently import all the games listed below to your GOG.com library – assuming you own them."
Forgottenshopper
6 Jun 17#8
Thanks.. That's what I thought, but when I read "18 games here for free! " I though I was missing something..
Schwarzenegger
6 Jun 17#9
GoG stands for Get on Gwent.
justdavey
6 Jun 17#10
Awesome, DRM Free copies of Frozen Synapse and Frozen Cortex :-D
marra
6 Jun 17#11
Thanks, 22 added.
elchery
6 Jun 17#12
Nice. 18 more games to the list.
Mariusmssj
6 Jun 17#13
that's awesome :grin:
Dave
7 Jun 17#14
Cheers, 21 added over here :smile:
mickael28
7 Jun 17#15
Never heard of GOG. If I've got some of those games on Steam already, what is the purpose of this GOG service?
xavierzzz
7 Jun 17#16
"NO ELIGIBLE GAMES FOUND", i'm so failed...
TheGreatMogul
7 Jun 17#17
10 added for me.
Kyhas
7 Jun 17#18
What is the point of GoG? They operate a DRM free policy so you don't need steam or anything to play the games. Yes there is GoG galaxy if you really want it managed similar to steam. Also they search out loads more old games than other platforms and make them compatible on modern computers.
I have these games on steam why would i want to own them again? Well if you want DRM-free games without needing steam this is one reason. My favourite reason is thinking, worst-case, i lose my steam account(hacked/stolen/cant get in). Now some of the games i have paid for are still mine to play on GoG.
EDIT: By the way thanks for heads up OP got myself 11 titles saving £121 of re-buying them again.
taffyjock1
7 Jun 17#19
I had the grand total of 1 game, Walking dead, having the DRM free is handy though
JackKeeper
7 Jun 17#20
Thats a reasonable answer. :smile:
mickael28
7 Jun 17#21
Does this mean that if I've got a DRM free game and my cousin wants to install it in his computer, I could just give him the executable file and he could install it as well (similar to what was possible with physical game discs)?
Kyhas
8 Jun 17#22
oO Well then your going into a grey area, technically even though you COULD, its more about if you should. If you catch my drift. :neutral_face:
mickael28
8 Jun 17#23
I am not talking about illegally distributing it to everyone,just goving it to family or closed friends. This was always possible with retail copies,2nd hand games,books,tools, you name it... there are thousands of games out there and we cannot buy all. I buy 5, he buys 5 and we swap them them between ourselves... most likely is that we dont even end up playing to most of them.
So, I think it'd be fine if technically possible...
Stu.C
8 Jun 17#24
How are the games free? You've already bought them to get them into steam!
Are you really likely to be in a situation of needing to re-buy these games?
NotoriousC
9 Jun 17#25
basically GOG connect gives you free download copies of certain games you own on steam. For example you own Call of Duty 4 on steam, it becomes available on GOG connect, you can download it on there and then give it to your nan to play aswell. They also usually contains extra pieces of content, such as wallpapers, soundtracks, avatars, guides etc
Kyhas
10 Jun 17#26
I hope not, but just incase.....And its no skin off my back for 5 mins to link the games across platforms.
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Opening post
To connect your library with GOG.com, sign in to your active Steam account via this page. NOTE: Make sure your Steam Privacy Settings & Profile Status are set to public.
You'll be able to permanently import all the games listed below to your GOG.com library – assuming you own them. The eligible games are limited-time offers made possible by participating developers and publishers, so stay tuned for more games to come.
You can connect only one Steam account with your GOG.com library. This process is permanent – choose wisely!
Games available at this moment are
AI War: Fleet Command
Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Cosmonautica
Deathtrap
Deponia
Dropsy
Earth 2150 Trilogy
Evoland
Frozen Cortex
Frozen Synapse
Metrocide
Redshirt
Renowned Explorers: International Society
Shadowgrounds
Shadowgrounds Survivor
Tharsis
Time Gentlemen, Please! + Ben There, Dan That!
Vertical Drop Heroes HD
The Walking Dead: Season 1
Ascendant
Brutal Legend
Darwinia
DEFCON
Democracy 3
Depths of Peril
Downwell
Earth 2140 Trilogy
Earth 2160
Gratuitous Space Battles 2
La-Mulana
Last Federation, The
Men of War™
Not a Hero
Puddle
Reigns
Reus
Sir, You Are Being Hunted
Stacking
Unepic
X2: The Threat
All comments (26)
"You'll be able to permanently import all the games listed below to your GOG.com library – assuming you own them."
They operate a DRM free policy so you don't need steam or anything to play the games. Yes there is GoG galaxy if you really want it managed similar to steam. Also they search out loads more old games than other platforms and make them compatible on modern computers.
I have these games on steam why would i want to own them again?
Well if you want DRM-free games without needing steam this is one reason. My favourite reason is thinking, worst-case, i lose my steam account(hacked/stolen/cant get in). Now some of the games i have paid for are still mine to play on GoG.
EDIT: By the way thanks for heads up OP got myself 11 titles saving £121 of re-buying them again.
Well then your going into a grey area, technically even though you COULD, its more about if you should. If you catch my drift.
:neutral_face:
So, I think it'd be fine if technically possible...
Are you really likely to be in a situation of needing to re-buy these games?