GOG Joins European Game Preservation Federation

The digital game storefront partners with EFGAMP to support the preservation of video games as cultural heritage.

GOG has become a member of the European Federation of Game Archives, Museums, and Preservation Projects (EFGAMP), a coalition dedicated to preserving video games as cultural heritage.
This partnership marks GOG as the first digital game distributor to join EFGAMP, which includes over 20 cultural institutions such as The Video Game Museum in Rome and Germany’s Computerspielemuseum.
GOG launched its own Preservation Program in November 2024, ensuring over 100 classic and delisted games remain compatible with modern hardware.
EFGAMP COO Andreas Lange highlighted GOG’s expertise in digital game distribution as a valuable addition to the organization’s preservation efforts.
GOG plans to expand collaborations with museums and other cultural organizations while exploring new preservation projects to safeguard gaming history.