#Gog galaxy launcher 2.0 Pc
If GOG plays its cards right, they could make Galaxy a must-have app for PC gamers. Bugs need to be fixed and storefront integration needs to be easy to use. Galaxy 2.0 promises to make gaming easier for PC users, but doing so requires a lot of development effort and time, which is why the Galaxy 2.0 is releasing initially as a closed beta. Projekt CD has its bases covered in an increasingly. The biggest draw for Galaxy 2.0 is so that you can integrate all the other launchers into it so you can launch all your games with one launcher, if you are only using Steam, there really isn't a point in using Galaxy 2.0 unless you like how it looks or something like that.
With Galaxy 2.0, GOG wants to bring the fragmented libraries of gamers together while promising never to share data with 3rd parties while allowing users to remove data from their servers with one click. Version 2.0 of the GOG Galaxy client is shaping up to be the only launcher I'll need to use on a regular basis, and that's a great thing. The PC gaming marketplace is incredibly fragmented, with storefronts like Steam, the Epic Games Store, Microsoft Store, Uplay, GOG, Origin, and more vying for the attention of PC users. Signing up does not guarantee access to GOG 2.0 Those who are interested in GOG Galaxy 2.0 can still sign up for access here, but note that at this time only selected users will be granted access. There are some brand new features such as Global Search and Grid and list vies. Within Galaxy 2.0, GOG plans to offer gamers the ability to see their friends' achievements across multiple storefronts, sync user customisations and games libraries between devices on the cloud and utilise existing GOG features like cloud saves, a gaming overlay and more. GOG announced the availability of a new update, code-named Atlas, for the Galaxy 2.0 client. GOG's Galaxy 2.0 closed beta has begun, giving selected gamers access to the company's unified launcher, which hopes to bring together games from multiple platforms, giving PC gamers a place to all of their titles, without constant launcher switching.
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