From Poland to Millions of Worlds: Promo Days are live on GOG!
Today, From Poland to Millions of Worlds: Promo Days begin on GOG. Until October 22nd, 150+ games made in Poland are on sale with discounts of up to 90% – from the classics that built the country’s reputation in gaming to this year’s releases. Players can also try 15+ demos of Polish games that haven’t launched yet, and wishlist the ones they like.
In July, we announced that GOG would become the digital home of Video Games From Poland, the first national celebration of Polish video games, organized by the Creative Industries Institute, a state cultural institution supervised by the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. The Promo Days are the digital part: the in-person events take place across Poland, and on GOG players anywhere in the world can join in. We prepared the sale together with the Indie Games Polska Foundation, which collected submissions from Polish studios.
Several games are arriving on GOG on day one, including MOUSE: P.I. For Hire from Fumi Games and a few classics. Schizm II, the sequel to the iconic Polish puzzle game inspired by Myst. Miecze Valdgira from the Atari era. Blaster, a title from the ’90s created by developers who would later make their mark on the industry with games like Painkiller and Frostpunk.
The demo section includes, among others, the yet-to-be-announced Rustwater (be among the first to play it!), and Foxy Dumplings, a cozy cooking sim.
Poland loves making games, and it shows: according to the Polish Agency for Enterprise Development, 824 game studios work here. Some of them are one person with a laptop. Others employ hundreds of people and make games played all over the world. Studios of every size answered the open call for the Promo Days, and the event committee invited a few more, so a game made by a single developer sits right next to a AAA blockbuster. GOG was born in Poland too, so this one’s personal.
From Poland to Millions of Worlds: Promo Days run on GOG until October 22nd, 2026, 7AM UTC.