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I second this.
Also it would be nice if you could filter something like DLCs for the games you own.

And an option to hide owned games.
Post edited June 05, 2019 by blotunga
To be honest, I didn't even look in the store this sale. It's discombobulating to me when I think of what they've done to the store front for those of us who like to browse.

I've actually used Magog once to find a game.

http://www.an-ovel.com/pages/magog.php

And I use my wishlist.

Good luck.
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beomri: Until GOG implements a better search function, someone from the forums (mrkgnao) already created one and posted it
in this forum post.

It is called Magog.

It is a very useful and powerful tool which allows many filtering and sorting options. Filtering out DLCs and soundtracks is one of them.
Ha. I responded before reading the thread, and see others using it too. It's crazy to me that that a side hobby is more useful than a stores' actual 9-5 work.
Post edited June 05, 2019 by Tallima
People actually buy soundtracks from games???
I agree with this. A proper search function would be lovely. Please and thank you.
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BreOl72: You could filter the games via price.

Especially setting the filter to "under $25" or "$25+" will solve your problem.
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Maighstir: Or game features. DLC's didn't have features last I checked. I guess Gwent is multiplayer-only, but pretty much all other games here have single-player, so I'd filter for that.
I was already filtering by price, I was looking for something cheap, which exacerbated the problem, but as a place that I've always used to buy cheap games, I'd really hate to feel like I'm supposed to spend $25 or be made unwelcome.

And the game features thing doesn't help, sadly. It appears all the DLC, soundtracks and artbooks just inherit the features of their parent games. In fact, filtering by "single player" in the example i screenshotted just filtered OUT the games bundle, leaving me with one game on screen!
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Born2Hula: Couldn't we please have the option to filter by actual games?
Yes please!

Every time I fancy buying a strategy game and go browsing, I get fed up with pages full of Stellaris DLC. I don't want it, I don't need it, and the net result is that I don't buy anything.

I think it's been mentioned and requested quite a bit before, but surely it makes more sense to have DLC and add-on content listed via the base game pages, rather than in the searches? Or at the very least, the option to filter out DLC and extras when browsing through the genre categories.
There's two links to vote on for these features.


https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/add_games_only_filter_to_exclude_dlc_or_soundtracks_in_search_results
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/mark_dlc_on_the_storepage_and_put_a_dlc_stamp_on_the_picture
Yeh GOG aint got no actual games anymore. Most of them are arcade games with bad resolution from amateurs.
Not that I care a lot because the forum is moderated by hipster fascists lol
My goto place is huntmar.com because why would i give any fucks about people in the gaming industry meaning mostly lying people when they won't give any fucks about us.

Standing by for police actions *woop* *woop* the sound of da police.
Post edited June 06, 2019 by AlienMind