Michał Kiciński Takes Full Ownership of GOG
December 29, 2025 - 23:31
Michał Kiciński, a co-founder of CD PROJEKT and a significant shareholder, has successfully acquired complete ownership of GOG, a platform previously under the CD PROJEKT umbrella. GOG, known for its commitment to providing DRM-free digital game distribution, has carved out a unique niche in the gaming industry since its inception.
This acquisition marks a pivotal moment for both Kiciński and GOG, as it allows for new strategic directions and opportunities for growth. Kiciński's vision for GOG is expected to focus on expanding its library of games and enhancing user experience, catering to the growing community of gamers who prefer DRM-free options.
The move underscores a broader trend in the gaming industry, where digital distribution platforms are increasingly prioritizing consumer rights and ownership. As Kiciński steps into this new role, the gaming community eagerly anticipates the innovations and developments that will arise from this transition.
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