Great and with a little demo too, thanks. I quite liked the first game and neither adventure or horror are even my thing usually.

Awesome! Had a lot of fun (or should i say terror?) with the original STASIS and CAYNE. Super thanks for the demo too!

Great news, will definitely support this developer!

Side question on Stasis (the 1st game): is there any option / update that allows increasing the font size freely? I remember not being able to read clearly - I'm not playing in front of a computer screen but on my couch across the TV :)

^This. They had some weakness in some puzzles, but story and atmosphere were really top notch. I'm glad Stasis returns... I have yet to get Beautiful Desolation though.

Good for the demo!

Much more appealing than Syberia (4?) to me :) I would also like to go back in the Beautiful Desolation (taking notes on who is where next time).

The videogames of the indie publisher and developer THE BROTHERHOOD have a very particular magic.
From CAYNE, the first STASIS, to his most recent work BEAUTIFUL DESOLATION, he has a style of his own that stands out from the average.I have personally loved his projects.The first STASIS is phenomenal. The mixture between terror and adventure is very well achieved. And I have not the slightest doubt that STASIS: BONE TOTEM will be a video game gem from its launch. It is an instant purchase if you like CAYNE, STASIS or BEAUTIFUL DESOLATION.

Yessss bring it! Loved Stasis and Cayne.

I have recently replayed Inherit the Earth, that was attempting isometric view in a point and click adventure in 1994, and it didn't work in many ways and it's easy to see how things could go wrong with that approach. The BROTHERHOOD know what they are doing gameplay wise.

I backed/ preordered this at The Brotherhoods self hosted crowd funding campaign page. I am glad to see it get a GOG release as at the time they were in negotiation but had not finalized anything. :) Stasis did have some puzzle weakness, I agree. But the story was very good.

With beautiful Desolation I felt they had done a lot better with the puzzles and the story was equally good and with some choice and consequence leading to different outcomes and endings. I also felt the same for the puzzles in the demo of Stasis 2. The developers learned from their first game. :)

A horror game coming soon to GOG you say?

Wow, I for one can't wait. Just hope nothing bad happens to it just before release.

Great game Stasis, looking forward to Bone Totem!

My first thought was actually, "Wow, that's a weird, mundane title." (Mundane for a video game, anyway.) "Bone totem" sounds like an obscure item you'd find in an RPG. Like, this game could've been subtitled "Enchanted Rapier" and I would've reacted the same: "Huh. Weird. [shrug]"
But maybe I've just played too many loot-oriented fantasy games. :P