Posted June 28, 2022
A poster below averaged that it would cost around $60,000 USD to buy all the games. So I'll just stick to that figure for this "bundle".
It would be a one-off thing, so if you bought them all it would only give you the games that are actually available and not in development etc.
Obviously it's ridiculous to even consider, but ... there are some people who would do it. A friend of mine was interested in this at some point so i figured i'd ask what others thought.
Anyways we both had a discussion about this "GOG Library" gaming system that would have all of the games on it as a sort of historic archive for friends and family who came over.
That friend figured if a bundle like this existed they would probably buy it for that particular project.
Anyways I understand that there are a LOT Of objectively bad games in the library. However that's kind of the point to archive it all. Then when someone wants to check out a game from a particular time period they could just jump on the GOG computer and check it out.
EDIT: Realized i messed up my topic subject. It should say "If GOG had an all games bundle, what would it be worth and would you buy it?" I would fix this, but I'm not sure how to do that.
Or maybe suggest GOG to do a sort of HumbleBundle every month where you can buy like 10 games for 10 dollars and help charity in the process, it would be Nice and I would join this as well.
They are, in fact, launching several Bundles, like the Strategy Bundle, Worms Bundle or even Myst Bundle that I think its a good idea.
All these 3 seem reasonable, I can't say the same about what you are suggesting though. IMHO.