We need a Linux GOG Galaxy, not another mod marketplace. This seems like it's in preparation for Skyblivion.
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I'm definitively gonna keep a look on that. Hope it will work with Heroic and the Steam Deck.
So like the steam workshop? Cool.
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I know for a fact whoever developed the GoG launcher isn't capable of adding this in.
Source: half of the connectors to other game services don't work, and they haven't bothered to make their Mac app function in literally years (and if asked about this they tell you to "use the website").
Why not just cooperate with nexus mods? Their new app (yes, still a deep beta) works quite well
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Nice to see some competition in this space. Steam dropped the ball by not getting fallout London.
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When did "modding a game" shift from "creating new mods" to "applying mods"?
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I guess good thing, but what about improving GOG initially? There are many things to add and improve
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While I appreciate increased visibility for such (often awesome) mods, I kind of doubt good guys at gog can manage to ship actual versions of them.
Meh. Forces you to have the game on GOG. It's blocking mods behind a platform and account paywall, just like Steam Workshop
No. Just, please. No. Go back to just being the only place to pick up tested versions of abandonware titles. Not this pseudo-Steam crap.
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