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GOG, now privately owned by Michał Kiciński, aims to explore indie game publishing—a direction not feasible under CD Projekt Red—while staying true to its DRM-free, retro-focused mission; with a single owner, decisions may be faster and risk tolerance higher, though no publishing plans have been finalized yet.
GOG's returning founder Michał Kiciński confirms the storefront will stay true to its anti-DRM stance, even if it costs AAA sales, with a plan to grow by focusing on classic and indie games and keeping CDPR's own titles on GOG for at least six years.
CD Projekt has sold its DRM-free game storefront GOG to co-founder Michał Kiciński for about $25 million, allowing the company to focus on developing new video games, while GOG continues to operate independently with plans to release future CD Projekt titles and maintain its focus on classic and indie games.
Michał Kiciński, co-founder of CD PROJEKT, has acquired GOG, the DRM-free game platform, from CD PROJEKT for PLN 90.7 million, ensuring GOG's continued independence and alignment with its core values of classic game preservation and player ownership.