The publisher for "Deathbound" is interested to bring "Deathbound" to GOG but they'd like to see first how much interest there is for this game. So I decided to create this thread to ask GOGers if they would be interested to see this on GOG.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1277130/Deathbound/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWkGqXxYVqc

If you really want to have this here, there's already a community wishlist entry available here:
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/deathbound

Mortal Shell v2.0 ?

It sure looks cool but if it's another souls-like then I'm out. I don't care about this game mechanic at all anymore.

It's another Souls Like, isn't it?

Is this game a real Action RPG or just another souls clone?

Edit: The game looks good from what I seen.

The trailer looks quite generic, the description sounds indeed like "Mortal Soul" or maybe "Avenging Spirit" ... in 3D of course.

My interest ... mild, but I would not oppose the game either.

'Voted! GOG definitely needs more soulslikes!

I have posted it on discord already. Feel free to link on reddit since I don't use reddit myself. Will bold the sentence before the link. Thank you.

I'm rarely acting as a messenger anymore but maybe somebody else will. You might consider a throwaway Reddit account just for occasional instances like this, unless you think it wouldn't be worthwhile to post there.

Also, sorry, I meant bolding "If you really want to have this here, there's already a community wishlist entry available here: (link) " , or adding text like "Vote here: (link)". I should have specified I meant the wishlist entry link. (I was on a tablet so it was hard to type. :P)

Personally, I'm not interested and will never buy it.

In general, I'm not opposed to the game being released here.

The publishers may feel free to interpret this ambiguous info in whatever way they want.

You know what? I voted too, because every game that helps the devs also helps GoG :)

as soon as the a tag says "Souls-like", then I am out
two things, firstly that sentence does not make sense. secondly, the wishlist is to gauge the interest with a game. if you just vote, but have no interest in buying it, then it kinda make the whole thing pointless.

(not that the wishlist actually mean or influence anything anyway)

Ohhh, you must be the nice guy everybody's talking about. It's a pleasure to meet you!

Not quite my cup of tea, but I voted anyway.

Because what this community needs is a bit of a co-operative vibe in welcoming good games here.

I do agree with amok, the wishlist doesn't mean a thing. But it does occasionally serve as a silly excuse for devs not to release here.