Palestine: If this list proves to be even
remotely accurate, it will simply provide further evidence to support my belief that it may be prudent to avoid purchasing 'popular' games on GOG. The unintended consequences of this partnership have probably already been considered by GOG, but, I do wonder how sustainable this arrangement is.
Why buy well-known and/or highly-acclaimed games when one can simply wait for them to be offered through Amazon Prime Gaming?
Perhaps, I am in the minority, as, for months at a time, I tend to latch onto a single game. For that very reason, few titles reside within the realm of immediate interest.
To be fair I don't expect this to last very long at least not in that quantity. A game per month or 2 maybe like it used to be but not that many. Also they do repeat a lot of games (some given on Epic). I also expect Epic to drop their free games this year too or at least that was their initial end date. I think the issue you are talking about applies to other stores too because of all the free games.
