That's true, they don't. But they're at least open enough to allow community efforts on Linux like Heroic.
It's a missed opportunity.
Is it? Linux gamers are not exactly a huge demographic. I'm quite okay with being able to use Heroic Games Launcher for games, no need for official support.
the beauty of no DRM is that if a game runs fine on wine (and I'm sure most games in GOG will) then you can just install them.
But they don't promote linux platform.
That's true, they don't. But they're at least open enough to allow community efforts on Linux like Heroic.
It's a missed opportunity.
Is it? Linux gamers are not exactly a huge demographic. I'm quite okay with being able to use Heroic Games Launcher for games, no need for official support.
the beauty of no DRM is that if a game runs fine on wine (and I'm sure most games in GOG will) then you can just install them.