Last week we announced that Good Old Games, the European gaming company that gives gamers the chance to download old PC games that are very hard to find legally or have been abandoned, had shut down just two years after going live.
This afternoon, the site has re-opened, with a full refresh.
At the same time, the site's owners apologized for closing the service down so abruptly and without warning.
Says the site's blog:
Finally moving out of beta, the company says the "new sleek new design makes it even easier to browse through the huge catalog, share one's passion for classic games via popular social media, get to know more about the classic games available and recommend favorite titles to other gamers."
Furthermore, the site has introduced GOGmixes, user-created lists of games based on certain themes.
At the same time, the site's owners apologized for closing the service down so abruptly and without warning.
Says the site's blog:
"We know our little game with closing down the site made some of you angry. Once again we'd like to apologize to everyone who felt deceived by us closing down GOG.com without any warning and without giving you access to your games. We apologize for that from the bottom of our hearts, it was done with the best of intentions and hopefully we can make it up to you!"
Finally moving out of beta, the company says the "new sleek new design makes it even easier to browse through the huge catalog, share one's passion for classic games via popular social media, get to know more about the classic games available and recommend favorite titles to other gamers."
Furthermore, the site has introduced GOGmixes, user-created lists of games based on certain themes.
