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GOG boss admits pulling Taiwanese horror title Devotion cost it "credibility"

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The managing director of GOG, Maciej Gołębiewski, has acknowledged that the company's decision to back out of selling Taiwanese horror game Devotion on its storefront in 2020 did damage to its reputation.

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GOG boss admits pulling Taiwanese horror title Devotion cost it "credibility"

The managing director of GOG, Maciej Gołębiewski, has acknowledged that the company's decision to back out of selling Taiwanese horror game Devotion on its storefront in 2020 did damage to its reputation.

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GOG owns up to its poor handling of Devotion's delisting in 2020: 'We acknowledge that this decision understandably damaged the trust our users have in us'

GOG welcomed Horses where it once cast out Devotion, and players were quick to notice.

8 hours ago

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pcgamer broke the news in 8 hours ago on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.

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