Hello everyone! =)
I've made a new GOG community wishlit request for a new feature and I'd like your support by voting it up if you of course agrees with me on that matter.
If you're interested, please go to the community wishlist, under the section "Features" and search in the search field the title of this topic, which is: Games Exclusives Only on GOG Store Page

Basically what I would like it to be is that GOG would feature a brand new store page which can be accessed easily and it will showcase the games that can be bought only on GOG.com and cannot be bought elsewhere like Steam, Origin etc'.
Thank you very much for your precious time, I really appreciate it!
Respectfully yours,
Devaizter.

Maybe those new "curated collections" could be used for that.

So you already added the wish, right?

You'll get more responses from people by posting a link to the wish or at least telling people what title to search for.
The wishlist is too big to go in blind.

P.S. Nice idea.

For some reason it says that I cannot post any links =( but I do described the feature itself and provided information on how to find i on the GOG community wishlistt... did you read my post? =)

Ah, that's a forum reputation limitation (I'm not 100% sure, but I think you need around 7 to post links).

Yes, I read it, but I still need a key phrase to search by, ideally the wish's title.
By now it's buried among the huge pile of wishes.

The search function in the wishlist works by searching for pieces of the title not the description.

Hm, let me give you an example.

Wish title: "Don't grey-out old chat messages"

Even if I search for "don't" in the wishlist, it'd still take a while to find it.

Reference link: https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/dont_greyout_old_chat_messages

Oh I see, yeah I'm new here on GOG but I'm already in LOVE with it <3 so much nostalgia, the feelings and what not... just amazing! =)
I wrote on the opening topic this:
"If you're interested, please go to the community wishlist, under the section "Features" and search in the search field the title of this topic."

I'll now edit it a little bit and add the title's name..

Oh, I somehow missed/misread that. XD *facepalm*
Sorry, for bugging you.

P.S. Welcome to the forums. :)

Haha, It's ok! ;) Umm yes I know about them (discovred about this feature only via Google) but I can't find those custom lists anywhere on GOG's website nor the Galaxy Client. I can only find them through Google Search. this feature is not so accessible IMO =(

Curated collections are something GOG just introduced with current page redesign, you can find them on the front page (you may need a search party though). They're created by GOG. What you're talking about are gog mixes, they're kind of defunct at the moment. They were created by users.

Or maybe somebody else could just post the link: ;)

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/games_exclusives_only_on_gog_store_page

Are there any games exclusive to gog, I know the Indiana jones game is currently, but it will most likely appear on other places soon. It sure there is any need for a list if there isn't any really.

Yeah, I think a list maintained by the community in order to keep up with the currently exclusive titles would be the better way (and it probably exists somewhere here; I wish GOG would invest the energy and time in fixing the forum search instead).

Not just because that list might change constantly, but also because if they made it an official part of the website, it would send the message that store exclusives are a good thing and that GOG supports these marketing tactics, and I bet this would result in complaints from a significant part of the community, seeing that GOG is claiming to be all about a user friendly experience, and promoting store exclusivity is not consumer friendly behaviour. For gamers and consumers at large choice is better than monopolies.

I think this list was outdated even before the ability to edit GOGmixes stopped working, and it's only concerned with titles not on Steam, rather than literal exclusives, but I think there are still quite a few. Mostly old games, though, naturally.