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Posted February 05, 2019
Just a tinny notice for the ones that have access to the spreadsheet. In the list it says:

"Eerth 2140 Trilogy"

Should probably be "Earth 2140 Trilogy".

Great spreadsheet, very helpful with lots of information. Thanks to everybody who is/was involved in it!
Posted February 05, 2019
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Grargar: Steam has a bundle of Jagged Alliance 1 + Deadly Games knows as Gold Edition and it shows Linux as one of the supported OSes (likely the DOS version running in DOSBox).
Indeed. I will add it back in with a note about the Gold Edition on Steam. (Jagged Alliance is a bit confusing due to many entries in the series. Thank you for the heads-up.)

Jagged Alliance added back in.


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MarkoH01: Just a tinny notice for the ones that have access to the spreadsheet. In the list it says:

"Eerth 2140 Trilogy"

Should probably be "Earth 2140 Trilogy".

Great spreadsheet, very helpful with lots of information. Thanks to everybody who is/was involved in it!
Mea culpa, thank you for the notice. Fixed.
Post edited February 05, 2019 by Snolus
Posted February 05, 2019
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omega64: You doing things your way isn't the same as having a public list with, these devs are bad, here's their contact info.
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MarkoH01: But this is not what the list is about. The list is saying that those games are outdated, here's the contact for the people who can change this. As I said the adresses are not classified anyways so if I would want to just rant and/or even harrass them it would be easy to do so without any list anyway.
I agree with Marko, if this creates problems maybe you can change the title of the list, with something like "Games with less features than Steam" that is more neutral.
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Grargar: Steam has a bundle of Jagged Alliance 1 + Deadly Games knows as Gold Edition and it shows Linux as one of the supported OSes (likely the DOS version running in DOSBox).
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Snolus: Indeed. I will add it back in with a note about the Gold Edition on Steam. (Jagged Alliance is a bit confusing due to many entries in the series. Thank you for the heads-up.)

Jagged Alliance added back in.

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MarkoH01: Just a tinny notice for the ones that have access to the spreadsheet. In the list it says:

"Eerth 2140 Trilogy"

Should probably be "Earth 2140 Trilogy".

Great spreadsheet, very helpful with lots of information. Thanks to everybody who is/was involved in it!
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Snolus: Mea culpa, thank you for the notice. Fixed.
If you have time Broforce should also be back on the list for the reasons I listed a few posts ago.
Post edited February 05, 2019 by Alexim
Posted February 05, 2019
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Alexim: If you have time Broforce should also be back on the list for the reasons I listed a few posts ago.
Broforce added

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Alexim: I agree with Marko, if this creates problems maybe you can change the title of the list, with something like "Games with less features than Steam" that is more neutral.
The main issue is that this list is purely informational about missing features. Marko also mentioned that developer/publisher contact information is usually not classified or anything, so anyone who wants to contact devs or publishers is free to do so, and can find the information on their own.
The name of the list does not make much of a difference when it comes to that, imo.
We are merely trying to avoid making it look like we're trying to get people to bother devs or publishers at all.

It would also add more work; however, that is secondary, but you may have noticed that keeping track of all the issues is already a bit of a task.
Posted February 05, 2019
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Alexim: If you have time Broforce should also be back on the list for the reasons I listed a few posts ago.
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Snolus: Broforce added

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Alexim: I agree with Marko, if this creates problems maybe you can change the title of the list, with something like "Games with less features than Steam" that is more neutral.
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Snolus: The main issue is that this list is purely informational about missing features. Marko also mentioned that developer/publisher contact information is usually not classified or anything, so anyone who wants to contact devs or publishers is free to do so, and can find the information on their own.
The name of the list does not make much of a difference when it comes to that, imo.
We are merely trying to avoid making it look like we're trying to get people to bother devs or publishers at all.

It would also add more work; however, that is secondary, but you may have noticed that keeping track of all the issues is already a bit of a task.
why was broforce re-added? couldnt find that post.
Posted February 05, 2019
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fortune_p_dawg: why was broforce re-added? couldnt find that post.
It is missing its soundtrack DLC here which is available on Steam.
Posted February 05, 2019
Immortal Redneck added
Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation added
Both are missing the OST.
Posted February 05, 2019
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fortune_p_dawg: why was broforce re-added? couldnt find that post.
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Snolus: It is missing its soundtrack DLC here which is available on Steam.
ah, okay thanks
Posted February 06, 2019
Rergarding Furi, I emailed the developer last year and this was his response:

Well, good news is that it's planned and in the pipe. Bad news is that we are aiming for a january release. All platforms (PS4, Switch, Gog) will get an update in january.
Thanks for the support and the patience!
Cheers,
Emeric

I plan on replying to that soon to see if there's any updates on it
Posted February 06, 2019
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klappis: There's GOG Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon version missing the two expansions. Only the base game is off sale on GOG.
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Blackdrazon: That's more a matter for the missing games thread, and it's mentioned there already! Don't worry, I know it's impossible to keep track of this forum's infinite list of utility threads.

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/completionists_list_of_missing_games_from_gog_series_v2
One thing that makes Ghost Recon a bit special in this regard is that it has numerous community-made mods for new maps, player characters, etc. - but almost all of them require Desert Siege and Island Thunder in order to work properly. People who buy only the base game cannot use the mods that assume the expansion packs are present. So while yes, noting the expansions in the missing games thread makes sense, it's also the case that the game is crippled by not offering the expansions. That crippling might justify listing it in this thread. I don't feel strongly either way, so if the list author(s) still think it should not be here due to the missing expansions, I won't argue the point.
Posted February 06, 2019
Removed a few games due to their Linux releases having only been physical, not digital on other stores.
Posted February 06, 2019
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Blackdrazon: That's more a matter for the missing games thread, and it's mentioned there already! Don't worry, I know it's impossible to keep track of this forum's infinite list of utility threads.

https://www.gog.com/forum/general/completionists_list_of_missing_games_from_gog_series_v2
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advowson: One thing that makes Ghost Recon a bit special in this regard is that it has numerous community-made mods for new maps, player characters, etc. - but almost all of them require Desert Siege and Island Thunder in order to work properly. People who buy only the base game cannot use the mods that assume the expansion packs are present. So while yes, noting the expansions in the missing games thread makes sense, it's also the case that the game is crippled by not offering the expansions. That crippling might justify listing it in this thread. I don't feel strongly either way, so if the list author(s) still think it should not be here due to the missing expansions, I won't argue the point.
Are the expansions sold digitally anywhere?

Far as I know they were retail only.
Posted February 06, 2019
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omega64: Are the expansions sold digitally anywhere?

Far as I know they were retail only.
Both expansions are sold on Steam.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/13630/Tom_Clancys_Ghost_Recon_Island_Thunder/
https://store.steampowered.com/app/13620/Tom_Clancys_Ghost_Recon_Desert_Siege/
Posted February 06, 2019
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® added.

Crimzon Clover: World Ignition added, for missing DLC available on Steam.

Astebreed Definitive Edition added
Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut added
La-Mulana 2 added (all missing OST)

D4: Dark Dreams Don't Die - Season One added, missing several DLCs.
Post edited February 06, 2019 by Snolus
Posted February 06, 2019
Can anyone confirm if the modding tools are in the GOG version of Hat in Time?
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