That's a wild excuse, to me that shows they didn't do a good job handling what runtimes/APIs a game should enable depending on what storefront it's shipped on.

It's similar to the Linux chicken or egg problem; they don't support GOG or even linux/mac via GOG because there's a small userbase and there's a small userbase because these companies poorly support GOG.

My favorite type of abandoning GOG is when I find out there's widescreen or controller support on Steam as an exclusive feature. Amazing.

I contacted them because the Deponia games have broken achievements. I got an automated e-mail reply that listed the games that are still supported, which included the Deponia series. And that was it. They never responded.

Updates on the following:

Book of Unwritten Tales 2 - Got a response via THQ support on Discord, issue of missing patch has been passed onto the appropriate team.

Scythe: Update 2: The GOG version IS fully updated with the Steam version. That latest Steam version update was incorrectly labeled as patch 1.9.14, when it should've been 1.7.14, which is the same latest version as GOG. The Steam page for that update is now corrected. The GOG version was never outdated and is up to date with Steam.

Wartile - Response via Steam, missing patches are being looked into.

Blackwell series - GOG versions will be updated when the games are done being recompiled into the latest version of that game's engine.

Epistory: Typing Chronicles - Response from multiple sources, will be updated sometime this Winter with a new update.

You're welcome. I don't mind doing a few on the list, but i'm not going make a habit of it given GOG and CDP seems to care more about giving their execs bonuses for botched game releases than using that money to fix the numerous issues with GOG. The state of GOG and CDP management of late is shameful.

Yeah, I hear you. Having to personally contact developers to beg for updates sadly seems to be a core part of the GOG user experience. I've been lurking in the Spellforce 3 Reforced release thread, like you, and I'm so pissed off at this point that I'm seriously thinking of just going back to double-dipping - y'know, buy games on Steam and only consider buying a DRM-free backup of the same game on GOG years later once it's dirt cheap.

For those wondering, it seems that Spellforce 3 Reforced is suffering from the same DLC recognition problem which the original Spellfoce 3 suffered from, so we can probably just change the game's name on the list and leave all the entries intact. EDIT: According to this post in the release thread, Dark Elves and Dwarves (from the Soul Harvest DLC) should be available in multiplayer/skirmish, but not Trolls (from Fallen God). As of right now, it's unclear if Dwarves and Dark Elves are simply unlocked for everyone in the new Reforced version or if the game recognizes Soul Harvest as owned, but not Fallen God.

I sent an email to the developers of Slime Rancher, Monomi Park, yesterday.

What I sent: The reply I got: While the reply wasn't ideal, it sounded like they're at least a bit prone to adding it here. Maybe if more people ask about it (politely), it could give them the push needed?

I got the email address from the devs' site:
http://www.monomipark.com/
(mail icon in the top right of the screen)

Seems like Othercide will be updated very soon :

https://twitter.com/OthercideGame/status/1468241654607921156

Looks like Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy also needs to be added as there are 3 missing updates as of last year.

https://www.gog.com/forum/sphinx_and_the_cursed_mummy/gog_version_updates/post7

Updates might be on their way here, but we will see what happens with that.

It's looking like Flynn: Son of Crimson might end up needing to go on the list. It's been outdated since shortly after launch, with Steam getting a small patch on September 16th but according to GOG Database the game's last update was before it released. About a week ago the game got a big 1.1 update on Steam, but so far the GOG version remains outdated. Hopefully that will change, but since it's been a week now I figured it might be worth mentioning.

I realize what I'm about to do couldn't be farther off topic in this thread, but I wanna give a shoutout to The Game Kitchen for having released today's big new update and free story expansion DLC for Blasphemous on GOG and Steam simultaneously - despite being published by Team17, if you can believe it...

Okay, I will send them a message too!

Minor issue about Slime Rancher, but the game's official website lists all versions of the game BUT the GOG version.

I already mentioned that to the devs through email and one of them replied thanking for informing him, so the information has been properly delivered.

Wytchwood is missing the soundtrack DLC.

Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation is missing Dawn of the Singularity eBook DLC.