You have to have a Good Old Games account. Then after that go to gog.com/redeem.

Thank man,but i dont play there,now what?

Originally posted by Emiliano:

Thank man,but i dont play there,now what?

Then you can’t use the code.

Originally posted by Emiliano:

Thank man,but i dont play there,now what?

You should. Games on GOG are DRM-free, meaning you can download offline installers from their site and keep it somewhere on your drive. The biggest difference between Steam and GOG is that the latter lets you keep the games you've paid for.

Originally posted by SharkChew:

Originally posted by Emiliano:

Thank man,but i dont play there,now what?

You should. Games on GOG are DRM-free, meaning you can download offline installers from their site and keep it somewhere on your drive. The biggest difference between Steam and GOG is that the latter lets you keep the games you've paid for.

if only i could connect my steam games into gog, it is still a pretty awesome platform though

Originally posted by Mami The Beer Baron:

Originally posted by SharkChew:

You should. Games on GOG are DRM-free, meaning you can download offline installers from their site and keep it somewhere on your drive. The biggest difference between Steam and GOG is that the latter lets you keep the games you've paid for.

if only i could connect my steam games into gog, it is still a pretty awesome platform though :v:

GOG at one point did have a game-sharing feature where if you owned it on platform and linked your account(s), it would give you the same game on GOG for free. That was years ago though and they ceased that program.

You can still link your Steam, Ubisoft, XBox, PlayStation etc. accounts to GOG, but they're treated as limited game installers: it prompts the programs for the game data info and to launch / install them. The latter doesn't work with the console platforms though.

Thank all for you help 🥰

Originally posted by Emiliano:

Thank all for you help 🥰

Good luck with the GOG platform! You'll have a better experience with your games there compared to Steam.

Originally posted by Emiliano:

Thank man,but i dont play there,now what?

Gog.com isn't really a platform per se. You don't have to be online to play their games. You download it and can even add it to the steam library from there. You won't get steam achieves, but you can launch it from your steam library after you download it from gog.com You own the games forever on gog.com. Steam you just rent for life or until they change ToS or get taken over.

Gog for when you run out of Steam.

I have xcom game (i think its a alien one anyone want it? For free if need

Originally posted by Emiliano:

I have xcom game (i think its a alien one anyone want it? For free if need

It's a cool game play it yourself

Originally posted by Storm:

Originally posted by Mami The Beer Baron:

if only i could connect my steam games into gog, it is still a pretty awesome platform though

GOG at one point did have a game-sharing feature where if you owned it on platform and linked your account(s), it would give you the same game on GOG for free. That was years ago though and they ceased that program.

You can still link your Steam, Ubisoft, XBox, PlayStation etc. accounts to GOG, but they're treated as limited game installers: it prompts the programs for the game data info and to launch / install them. The latter doesn't work with the console platforms though.

thats a damn shame, if only it still happened so i could actually link my playstation and stuff to get the retro games from it onto here

Originally posted by Mami The Beer Baron:

Originally posted by Storm:

GOG at one point did have a game-sharing feature where if you owned it on platform and linked your account(s), it would give you the same game on GOG for free. That was years ago though and they ceased that program.

You can still link your Steam, Ubisoft, XBox, PlayStation etc. accounts to GOG, but they're treated as limited game installers: it prompts the programs for the game data info and to launch / install them. The latter doesn't work with the console platforms though.

thats a damn shame, if only it still happened so i could actually link my playstation and stuff to get the retro games from it onto here

The caveat's that the game had to also be available on the GOG platform. Let's say the program was still around, if you owned Stellar Blade digitally on PlayStation 5 or Steam, it wouldn't grant you access to the GOG version because they don't own / distribute it.

Originally posted by Emiliano:

I have xcom game (i think its a alien one anyone want it? For free if need

i need it