Nice

Crimsonland removed.


Thanks to everyone for the help as well, we're doing our best to keep up but it can sometimes take a while. No one's being ignored or anything. :p

Rezrog is now on par with the Steam version.

Much as it pain me to say this (as the dev seems like a nice person), but it seems Treasure Adventure World is missing a language update.

http://treasureadventureworld.com/2018/11/new-languages-available-nov-8th/

EDIT: Never mind, just spotted that it's in the spreadsheet. I only looked at the posts on the first page.

Well, it took me A Hat in Time to add A Hat in Time for several offenses pointed out by Omega, including:

- Not offering the modding tools
--> as a consequence, GOG users could never participate in the modding contest
--> as a second consequence, GOG users could never have modded levels in the second DLC coming soon
- Missing soundtrack DLC.

May I add it's a Special Mention?

ADDENDUM: Also
- Camera badge still broken

Don't forget the GOG version of A Hat in Time has had a bug since release that the Steam version doesn't have: In the GOG version, the Camera Badge is unable to save pictures.

Yep! Somehow, incredibly, this long after release...No fix. I contacted GOG Support, they basically just told me to reach out to Gears for Breakfast, I did that and of course over a week later haven't gotten any response from them at all.

Sigh.

Adding that.

Off-topic: this kind of thing is another reason why I wrote the rant on Magog, might as well make it clear there.

Added:
Steel Rats, Missing Linux and Mac builds.
Slime-San: Released with missing level editor and soundtrack DLC.
Sins of a Solar Empire Rebellion Ultimate Edition. Missing dlc, not planned for a GOG release.

Updated:
West of Loathing, missing DLC + missing update.
Victor Vran: Missing Soundtrack and artbook.

Missing some stuff from the thread, will add those sometime this weekend.

With the current count 223 of 2458 games on GOG are treated worse than on Steam. This is 9.07% of the catalog.

Based on Magog results, the real percentage is even worse. When filtering for only regular games and in-dev ones on there, GOG only has 1,682 games. 223 out of that number puts it up to 13.25%. More than 1/8th of GOG's games have some form of worse treatment than their Steam equivalents.

Magog does miss games due to legacy mode, this is the number I got from GOGDB, excluding DLC and packs.

Oh wow, I had no idea. Thanks for clarifying!

MaGOG only lists games added before 2018. Until recently it only listed games added before Gwent, since the switch to "Legacy mode" was done in protest to that.