Posted July 03, 2023
Hi. I've been wondering this for about 10 years. I've got heaps of games through GOG, but the GOG Galaxy client doesn't give ANY indication where these download to.
I've read on these forums that it downloads to the game folder into a directory called "Downloads", but if I manage my Cyberpunk installation, there is no downloads folder. I mean, all of my downloads for GOG either go to c:\gog games or e:\gog games\, no downloads folders in any of them either
I feel this would be an easy problem to solve if only the 'goodies' in GOG Galaxy told you what the file names of the goodies were, and I could search my file systems..... but NOPE! It doesn't do that well either.
However, it seems that these actually land in C:\Program Files (x86)\GalaxyClient\Games\!Downloads by default. Of course! the program files (x86) folder - a deprecated system managed folder that shouldn't have any user facing content downloaded to it under any circumstances! Why didn't I think of that?
So now I know, you know too. Maybe one day GOG will make this information available through the client, or prompt users for the location that these should download to.
I've read on these forums that it downloads to the game folder into a directory called "Downloads", but if I manage my Cyberpunk installation, there is no downloads folder. I mean, all of my downloads for GOG either go to c:\gog games or e:\gog games\, no downloads folders in any of them either
I feel this would be an easy problem to solve if only the 'goodies' in GOG Galaxy told you what the file names of the goodies were, and I could search my file systems..... but NOPE! It doesn't do that well either.
However, it seems that these actually land in C:\Program Files (x86)\GalaxyClient\Games\!Downloads by default. Of course! the program files (x86) folder - a deprecated system managed folder that shouldn't have any user facing content downloaded to it under any circumstances! Why didn't I think of that?
So now I know, you know too. Maybe one day GOG will make this information available through the client, or prompt users for the location that these should download to.