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I'm curious if GOG has put out financial info on how they will stay operational for a long time. Now that i have quite a few games on my account i'm interested in them keeping the lights on. i assume they are doing well... but some reassurance would be good to see.
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I don't think there is something official like that, but keeping in mind that they are operating since 2008 and seem to do fine and keep expanding I think there should be no problem :-)
I'm sure if they decide to pull the plug they will give ample warning so we could backup our games.
I doubt they will publish any numbers on this, but they seem to be doing fine at the moment. Regardless of that, it's always recommended to download the games in your account and store them somewhere safe for yourself. Since the installers are DRM-free and therefor independent of GOG's servers, that way you will keep your games no matter what happens to GOG, which is GOG's biggest advantage over services that make the availability of most games dependent on the access to your account.
Post edited October 27, 2014 by Leroux
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hhodgman: I'm curious if GOG has put out financial info on how they will stay operational for a long time. Now that i have quite a few games on my account i'm interested in them keeping the lights on. i assume they are doing well... but some reassurance would be good to see.
CD Projekt RED's financial statement for the 1st Quarter of 2014: Link.

Page 45 seems to indicate that GOG (Global Digital Distribution) had a profit of about €445k.
Post edited October 27, 2014 by Grargar