So the options to update the GOG version will be either to update it through the Galaxy client, or download and apply any patches manually that GOG will provide, (I think some earlier Witcher game had that, at least at first?) Mechmouse: Witcher 3 will be updated via GoG, though the game may update itself (guys help me out here) I don't think it has any in-game update option, if that's what you are asking.
If you buy a GOG key from somewhere else than GOG, use caution, as GOG usually doesn't distribute keys to other sellers and there are currently fraudulent activities going on that made GOG disable the gifting option for Witcher 3 (not sure, but it could affect redeeming your key here, possibly preventing it for the time being). If you buy the game on GOG but don't want to use the client, you will have to download all updates manually via your browser or download manager directly from the website (see example in the attached screenshot below). If you're unsure about using GOG's client, you could download Galaxy and a few of GOG's free games to test it before buying The Witcher 3. You should still be able to add the game to Steam so you can use its overlay, just like you'd do with any other non-Steam game, but you won't get the updates via Steam, of course. The client is still in beta stage and not perfect yet but will update your game and measure the time you play just like Steam. exe file for the game?ĭaniel Since very recently, GOG has an optional client, called Galaxy. If all of that is done through gog.com, can i atleast add the game to Steam to see how many hours I've played the game and to talk to my friends with the Steam overlay etc.?Īlso, how does one update the game through gog.com when all I get is an.
Can I use this key to download the game and keep it updated with patches and DLC from Steam? Or do I do all that from gog.com? I'm thinking of buying a gog.com key of the game from a local shop. Kibberoz: Hello, Title pretty much says it all.
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