To those who may be interested:

Steam has started selling old games from Mirrorsoft. Some of them may be seen as "good old games". Others not so much.

https://store.steampowered.com/search/?publisher=Mirrorsoft



Anyway if you'd like GOG to bring them here, here's the Wishlist Entry:

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/old_mirrorsoft_titles


Thanks for your attention.

Boy,...that name calls up memories from the C64 era:

- Andy Capp
- Bismarck
- Dynamite Dan
- Defender of the Crown

Holy crap they're really selling Blade Warrior, the most stylish indie game of the early 90s. This was once one of the most rare games to ever exists and I never thought this would happen to become available on any store again.

GoG team, please try to acquire the rights to sell the games on here as well.

Yet more examples of GOG being behind the game on old games, when Steam gets these without even trying. But hey, at least we get IndieGameWithMinimalistArtstyle #198.

edit: sorry, pointless

Wow, Legend of the Sword looks like it`s from 1997 not from 1987.

Waiting for Freelancer.

That's assuming they didn't sell the rights to the Freelancer and Starlancer IP.

So I'm not the only one that mis-read the publisher as Microsoft. :)

Nope, but I've got an excuse though, I've been playing so much WoW Classic that I'm having trouble really concentrating on anything right now.

Cool to see. Microsoft's Phil Spencer mentioned on the E3 Giant Bomb interview that they were bringing older games to Steam. I think he was asked about other clients and said "maybe down the road, but we're really busy," so I wouldn't expect GOG releases any time soon.

I'm hoping for a lot of stuff, including recent Windows Store exclusives like Gears 4 and Crackdown 3, because I don't want to use that store. Ports of missing titles like Fable 2 and Gears 2-3 would be nice as well, but probably a slim chance.

wow, everyone's misreading it as Microsoft :P

*confident yet kind of reluctant coughing*

well figuratively everyone ;)

No? It looks extremely 80s. Compare to, say, HOMM2, released in '96. Anyway they're the crappy DOS versions; would be better off with the Amiga versions.