AFAIK, not.

Let's start:

Germany:
MoH:AA
Harvester (really banned!)
Blood
Commandos
The Chaos Engine (!, didn't know this...)
Cannon Fodder 1+2
...

Ugh, I would need to go through the whole catalogue and cross check when in doubt.

The wikipedia list of banned games in Brazil is hilarious, since all of these games could/can be bought easily :P

Hmm, wasn't Carmageddon supposed to be banned in Brazil?

EDIT: Ah yes...

"The Cat In The Hat: Banned due to a copyright claim by Discovery Communications."

OK.

Still, I know someone who bought it like 2 weeks after the "ban" :P
lol wut?! :P

I bet it's a one-time incident. OK, I like to think that way, but still.

I'd prefer to stay hush about games that might currently be just flying under the radar.
That is, unless you like regional locking and hope to see the list grow.

Trifecta? So we have regional locks and regional pricing... am I missing another one?

Ironically, the new Hotline Miami seems to be regionally locked and priced.

Germany: flip a coin on any aspect of anything other than sex.

Rules have become a lot less strict in Germany. Doom and Quake were banned (for realistic violence) and are now classified 16+ (for rather abstract violence). But to trigger this, there is a bureaucratic process to be triggered (Zenimaxx did this with Doom and Quake) to get the games de-banned. So a lot of older titles are still "banned" even if they would be considered harmless today. They will drop off the list after 25 years - when they have to be re-evaluated. I mean The Chaos Engine?! I have the boxed Amiga version, guess I got lucky.

Swastikas are still a no-go, even if it's very clear the the enemies are the Nazis. No publisher up to now had the balls to claim games as art. Comics/Graphics novels have the art bonus since Art Spiegelman's Mouse (highly recommended!), and even that took a few walks to court.

LMAO... priceless

Well Germany has two kinds of bans: "Kids in peril!" and "Evil! Evil! Evil! Banned!". Problem is, for a company like GOG the effect would be the same: "Henceforth demon, from Google's search results!", and that's about the only legal measures the Germans could take, but still pretty harmful.
I guess that's the only measure Out Back could take also (since GOG has no dependence in Australia). But it's a valid threat.

This makes me sad, reading all about regional locking :(
Not cool gOg, not cool.

I have to agree with a few of the others, that this isn't a "real" region-lock in that sense per see. I view region-locking as the developer/publisher deliberately blocking out their games from countries of their own violation, when they do have a choice (at least with no threat of jail time/governmental trouble) not to. Happens quite a bit on Steam.

In this case, it kind of falls under censorship than actual region-locking.

That's why buying games like Carmageddon and Postal in promos was a great idea in many countries as long as it was still possible. I expected shit like this when they silently introduced the German USK-rating here a few days ago.

Importing physical copies is still ok, so I hope the import over a wire will stay open...