Is it open source?

Not currently but I'll probably open source it at some point.

I will be working on adding some new stuff to the site this weekend. Short term goals:

⦁ Recently released view on homepage along with one other view TBD to go along with recently popular and bestselling.
⦁ Adding discounted price info on homepage so you know when something is on sale.
⦁ More content on product pages (information such a builds, changelogs, etc.)

Long term goals:
⦁ Filter options on the product listing page.

Feel free to join our discord and offer your suggestions: https://discord.com/invite/QeKyK4VH39

Great stuff, good work.

One of the annoyances I have with GOG, is the lack of correct year for a game, or only the year of release at GOG or remaster etc.

PCGaming Wiki can certainly help with getting all the years, provided you know what game title to query with. I've yet to find a full-proof way to fully automate this, so perhaps you could look into this also.

EDIT

Here is an example, though admittedly a special case.

https://www.gog.com/en/game/nitro_racers

https://pcgamingwiki.com/api/gog.php?page=1747488431
gets you to
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Nitro_Racers

But note the year of release is 2022 ... no date at GOG, except for copyright mention near bottom left of game page.

In this case, the game was never released, except as a demo back in 1997, as reported by Wikipedia.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitro_Racers

The game is clearly from 1997, despite only being released on GOG and Steam in 2022.

You'd think GOG would want to help promote an old game by listing the year it is from.

At least this game sort of has an excuse, if not a very good one, but many other games at GOG don't even have that.

A game at GOG should always have the original date, along with where warranted a more recent release date.

Your site doesn't like to load, or throws warnings about needed full JavaScript running and http access only. Could it be compromised?