I did everything in Inkscape, I know how to use Figma... that's why it took so long to do just that. I really wanted to continue this project, I could probably use it as a “GitHub repository” to keep updating, but I'm going to try to focus on other projects to do.

The goal was to see what's good about both places, the website and the launcher (GOG Galaxy), and yes, the plan was to make it look like the website, like a tablet with a background and work equal in both places, and create a place that conveyed nostalgia and familiarity with Pixelart transition effects... but I didn't do the last part.

What if you could control what is displayed on your page in a sidebar? To make it more minimalist and so you don't really have to look for where to click, I made a representation of how it would work...

Working together with the sidebar, the Search button should work more and less depending what page is focused and different circunstancies inside the GOG:

Online friend playing the game you looking for

Recent post forum

A game in the friend's wishlist

Any community post like screenshot, video or art

Search for a friend

News or post from GOG

Games appeared:

- Tomb raider, Hollow Knight, Hollow Knight: Silksong, The Witcher 3, Cyberpunk 2077, Fallout New Vegas, Sniper Ghost Warrior, Stardew Valley, Plants vs Zombies Garden Warfare 2, Gris, Prince of Persa Warrior Within, Sonic Unleashed, Lunacid, Silent Hill 2 Remake, Fallout 4, Diablo 1, Baldurs Gate 3, Final Fantasy 6, Frostpunk, Undertale, Trine 1, Project Zomboid, Spore, Farcry, Terraria, Heroes of might and magic 3, Rimworld, Worms Armageddon, The Settlers, Northgard, Silent Hill 4: The Room

There is much to be done, but I am very pleased to be making progress.

Would be so happy to work in a actual game developer team or related to express art I welcome any advice in the comments to improve further, because this is just the beginning.

Thank you for reading this and see ya 🌱