It's just 7 curated mods so far, but it's better than nothing. I suspect it'll remain curated and mostly for bigger mods.
EDIT: By pure luck of my YT algorithm I found out that GOG also released a little video explaining what their plan for mods is.
this post was submitted on 09 Jun 2025
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I'm more than ok with that. At some point the entire point of GoG is necessarily the curation, and this is a good complement to their maintenance work, which before ended up existing alongside community fixes instead of incorporating them.
They've also added some features to Galaxy and improved the checkout experience. It's encouraging to see them roll out new platform features. For a while there it seemed like it was somewhat abandoned and just coasting, which was concerning in a world of effective Steam monopoly on PC gaming.
I hope it will include all kinds of mods, though I'm afraid you might be right.
Hey, as long as it's not another Dagerfall Cut.