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GOG do a few more upgrades, this time adding 170 game tags

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Finding games on GOG seems like it's steadily getting easier, with another update to their store out now.

After suffering losses, GOG continue to try and bring customers back to their store with a few tweaks to what they will allow on the store and a revival of Good Old Games — they've been improving how people search for and actually find games. This latest update is a continuation of that.

What they've done now is expand store filtering with 170 new tags for games. The way they've done it seems slightly different to Steam, which bundles tags and genres into the same thing. GOG on the other hand seem to have separated them like Adventure having it's own section but Point&Click just being a searchable tag. Game pages will have them, and you will be able to search using these tags now too.

It's not a feature that's going to blow your mind but it's definitely helpful as GOG continues building up a larger selection of games to pick from. As we all know from Steam, discovering what you want to buy is a big issue.

Also, you can get Postal 2 free on GOG for 48 hours. Scroll down the homepage to find the banner.

Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
Tags: DRM-Free, GOG, Misc
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scratchi Apr 21, 2022
QuoteAlso, you can get Postal 2 free on GOG for 48 hours. Scroll down the homepage to find the banner.

hehehe, that should be on the top of the article in bold letters :D glad i read the whole article, thanks for the info, wouldn't know about the give away otherwise :)
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