Looks nice, someday... :)

Towards oblivion....

Dead Cells should be releasing here, but not as long as it's early access on Steam. I asked the devs.


Also, if I believe the first review, there hasn't been much updates in the last half year apparently?

So now In-Development titles count as two releases? One when the InDev is announced and again at release?

The Trainium Edition upgrade feels costly to me. I wonder if I can ditch the digital artbook + soundtrack, and just snag the exclusive train, companion and future DLC 1 for half the price?

Steam does this too. Although, the game's visibility is determined by Steam's algorithm, which seems to be partially calculated by a user's region, purchase history and preferences. Personally, I actually appreciate it, as I don't bother with in-dev titles till I know they are done, and GOG needs to let me know when that is.

Wishlisted for now, there's a couple of racing games coming out soon that I'm saving my money for.
Looks fun though, like a fresh take on Sid Meier's Railroads with some Tower Defense elements.

the game looks quite good........ i followed it on steam cause when first screenshots appeared i hoped it would be no 3d, but it is 3d, i also noticed the reviews are mixed and the dev seems to take its time to fix and sort things out.

24.99 is quite expensive no matter how good a game looks, i seems to have some bug problems, has been in ea (early access) or so for 1.5 years.

I don't buy games that are still in dev unless the game is 10 cents to max. 2 euros, then i am willing to give it a try if i like the game, cause i rather play my games then spending time in the forums looking for bug solutions or updates.

The most expensive early access game i bought at steam was 3 or 4 euros, so far haven't seen any updates.
I also noticed that many games in early access got abandoned at steam, so i rather buy games that are ready to be sold, no in dev or anything like it. (unless its 10 cents to 4 euros top)

Sorry, MOW: Corsair burned me so badly that there is no way in hell I am buying anything in the first year of actual release, and this for £25 is no exception. It looks ok, might even be fun, but the dev has no impetus to finish the game, been selling it for years already.

Thanks for the heads up.

If they don't already, GOG should proactively pursue hot indie games - in this case, contact the devs and invite them to join the in-development program on GOG.

Gamers are talking about Dead Cells right now; in my neck of the woods at least, it's the hot new thing. By the time GOG actually gets it, they'll have missed the prime selling window. Yeah, some of us (me) will wait for a DRM-free release, and some of us (not me) refuse to buy any in-dev games. But I'd bet there are a LOT of gamers would have insta-bought Dead Cells had it released here this week.

I don't mind the double announcement, but it'd be nice if a game coming out of in-dev didn't count as that day's release. That just makes for a disappointing day.

Much better than no game at all.

If this isn't an error in judgement, if GOG really does need to pad the release schedule with games coming out of in-dev to avoid not having a Tue/Thu addition... then GOG's situation is much more dire than I thought.

Or they're rejecting even more games than I thought.

Or maybe you're looking into it way too much. There have been Tuesdays where nothing has been released at all (at least one in February and another one in March).

Yeah, you're probably right. For me, it's been a rather disappointing year on GOG so far. I'm used to the early part of the year being mostly lackluster - it's almost a GOG tradition. But we're halfway through May, and I was expecting 2017 to be a great year on GOG.

I want GOG to be flush with great releases, dammit! ;)

Looks interesting. What makes me worried is developer's statement from another forum:

15 Oct, 2015 @ 10:56am
Good news - we will do Linux version. Bad news - we don't know exactly date of Linux version release. The best variant - November and the worst variant is 2016 year.