CD Projekt’s digital storefront GOG has announced a shift in its strategy, going back to its roots. The company wants, once again, to become the best place for classic DRM-free PC games.

CD Projekt has shared its plans for GOG’s future in the wake of the store’s net losses. The company wants to restructure a division, moving some of its employees to the game development team. GOG’s concept will also go back to the roots, focusing on offering DRM-free games.

Hitman was met with huge criticism from users after being released on GOG last week. The game’s rating dropped to 1.4 stars out of 5, as some of its parts required an online connection. The store has officially responded to the backlash, saying it has a zero-tolerance policy towards review bombing.

Publisher and developer BonusXP delisted Stranger Things 3: The Game from Steam, GOG and Epic Games Store.

Taiwanese developer Red Candle has discussed the fate of its troubled horror game Devotion nearly three months since its re-release on the developer’s website. The sales, according to the studio, have been insignificant compared to Devotion’s performance on Steam where the title debuted two years ago.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a hit in China despite the fact that it’s not officially out in the country.

GOG GALAXY has started testing a new option to buy games from other stores via the GOG GALAXY launcher. As part of the internal beta, select GOG GALAXY users will be able to purchase certain “hand-picked Epic Games Store exclusive titles.”

Following the release of the latest patch, GOG Galaxy 2.0 beta allows users to display and manage games owned from subscriptions.

CD Projekt Red released an update on how the company is handling the situation around the coronavirus pandemic. Effective yesterday, the makers of The Witcher and Cyberpunk 2077 now work remotely for as long as necessary.

GOG curators had a change of heart about Heaven’s Vault by inkle which they initially refused to allow on the store.