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Kaan Serin

After 5 years, GOG lead says removing cult horror game Devotion from the store is a situation that "remains difficult to reflect on"

Devotion.

Digital PC gaming storefront GOG has finally reflected on its decision to delist Devotion five years ago due to political pressure, admitting that the move might have come "at a cost to our credibility."

Maciej Gołębiewski, the store's managing director, recently caught some flack for claiming the company was "always ready to take a stand on the right values" in an interview with Eurogamer, after the storefront had resisted pressure and defended controversial indie horror Horses last month.

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