Second, the whole program is contingent on agreements with participating game publishers, and the resulting list of games compatible with GOG Connect is… not huge. For one, any link you make is permanent (no switcheroos once you’ve downloaded a haul of DRM-free games), and if you manually delete or refund a game in your Steam library, GOG can and probably will remove it from your GOG library as well.
As PC game clients go, though, it’s pretty slick and has a few features Steam should seriously consider adopting.
They’re GOG-friendly, but GOG’s client, Galaxy, is completely optional. You’ll then get DRM-free versions of Steam games you’ve purchased, rather than glorified game rentals as dictated by the Steam Subscriber Agreement and the service’s own ups and downs. It’s a clever use of Steam’s API that lets you link one Steam account with GOG.
The difference is, GOG focuses on DRM-free games, which allowed them to come up with a scheme to lure Steam users over to their side of the online galaxy. GOG is a service that sells PC games and offers a client with community and update features, much like Steam.
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