GOG Galaxy is the launcher that GOG often pushes for to get you into their ecosystem. The team confirmed that they are working on a Linux version to ensure things are fully compatible and you don’t have to rely on other third parties they don’t want you using. Of course, this a movement to deter people from using Heroic Launcher, or even passing everything through Proton with Steam. Linux gaming is extremely solid and it keeps getting better, if you play real games like Digimon Story Time Stranger or Pragmata, Linux is everything you need. Tough luck if you are still a League of Legends addict, jumping to Linux might cure you.
GOG Galaxy coming to Linux
Although, I personally don’t think it matters much, there’s thousands of ways to run games on Linux, and multiple different steps to get things going from any platform. The most trustworthy way of doing it would be just grabbing Heroic Launcher and letting the program do all the complex stuff for you. The team behind Heroic Launcher is very dedicated and understands that the gaming community does not know how to handle computers. The best way to play your games is in that way, or you can just go the classic route and configure WINE yourself.
There is now use for Windows anymore, it is a bloated mess that remains in the past, always getting unnecessary features and its also creepily insecure. Considering they have been pushing so hard for “AI” at Microsoft, everyone, including you, are open to a remote prompt injection attack that can ruin everything. If you value the safety of your computer then you would be using GOG Galaxy on Linux and never looking back on Windows unless its nostalgia for Windows XP or Windows 7. Microsoft is done for.
