New Delhi, Dec. 31 -- Our beloved digital store for DRM-free PC games, GOG has announced its separation from the parent company CD Projekt Red (CDPR). This move has been shared on the GOG blog today; the platform revealed that it has new independent ownership, allowing it to chart its own course while preserving its core mission of delivering classic and modern games without digital restrictions.

This split arrives after years of GOG serving as a subsidiary to the Polish developer famous for hits like the Witcher series and Cyberpunk 2077. CDPR snapped up GOG back in 2015, yet recent hurdles, including Cyberpunk's bumpy debut, sparked this strategic shift. "This transition lets GOG focus entirely on gamers who value choice, ownership, an...