GOG.COM
Worth it
Confidence: Medium
Buy if you play PC games and want to truly own them DRM-free; the store is legit, well-reviewed, with a 30-day refund.
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Comparison
GOG.COM lands on Worth it, and itch.io lands on Depends.
Buy if you play PC games and want to truly own them DRM-free; the store is legit, well-reviewed, with a 30-day refund.
Buy it if you're an indie dev publishing free or experimental games, or hosting jams . it costs nothing and PCMag rates it well.
| Compare | GOG.COM | itch.io |
|---|---|---|
| Verdict | Worth it | Depends |
| Best for | Gamers who want offline, own-forever copies | Indie devs releasing free or experimental games |
| Who it's not for | Console-only gamers . this is a PC store | Studios relying on it as their main revenue channel |
| Privacy | Store itself is reputable (95/100 trust score, 2FA support); the Galaxy desktop app has a documented CVE history.⁷ | Solid posture: CyStack scores 88.8/100, 2FA and upload malware scanning available . but fake-update malware campaigns have targeted users. |
| Support quality | 4/5 Trustpilot; mixed service threads | Slow responses, payout delay complaints |
| Public sentiment | Users broadly trust GOG as a safe, legit store and value DRM-free ownership; gripes center on regional pricing and Galaxy app bugs.⁵ | Users like as a free, friendly home for indie games but complain about slow payouts, slow support, and weak discoverability.13 |
| Biggest gotcha | Galaxy app CVEs include local privilege escalation (2019-2022); plain installers avoid this entirely⁷ | Payout delays documented . one dev waited over 100 days14 |