It takes two to tango. Maybe it's not GOG who is not interested in a release here?

You are mistaken if you believe that the numbers of votes on the wishlist have direct influence on which games are released on GOG.
Sure, it's an (easily abused!) indicator for how many GOG-users (and of these only the forum-users) would like a game to be released here.
And maybe the numbers on the wishlist can be used to convince certain publishers to release a certain game here.
But just because game X has 25.000 wishlist votes, doesn't mean that game X will definitely see a release here.
And that may have various reasons (legal limbo/technical problems/Publishers simply not interested in the low number of potential sales on GOG - with which I mean: low in comparison to the Steam numbers)
Tl;dr: high number of wishlist votes != automatic release.
Likewise, the fact that games like "Sally Face" or "Florence" only have a wishlist with votes in the single digits, is no reason, that they can't be allowed to be released here.
It's simply so, that in the case of these two games, both - GOG and the Publishers - had an interest to release these games here.
Tl;dr: low number of wishlist votes != automatic rejection.
You may be tired, but that doesn't mean that the rest of us can't also be tired of reading the same old bitching and whining in almost every single release thread.
Btw: DerBesserwisser (and now I) only expressed his opinion as reaction to your initial rant.
So, I guess, one could ask: "Since when should DerBesserwisser have less rights than you, to express his opinion?"

Edit: typo/missing letter

You really believe GOG doesn't want more Serious Sam games here? :-/ I'm pretty damn sure it's Croteam who stopped wanting to have their games on GOG. (The Talos Principle isn't here either and it has a vote count similar to Serious Sam 2.) I know SS2 has been on Steam for years now but I still think GOG would consider it worthwhile to have it and the other missing SS games here. (I know some folks here are skeptical of the wishlist, but the games do have hundreds of votes, in the case of SS2 it has 1,300, good amounts in the context of the wishlist)

I'd save the peevedness for clearly rejected titles that have a decent number of votes, like The Quest and co.

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Will you please shut up now? I'm really tired of all the bitching and whining in every release thread. There are about 3000 catalogue entries on GOG by now. If you can't find anything interesting it says a lot more about you than about GOG's curation team.

Hello "AlienMind",

Most likely it was not your intention -- and usually I do not give a dime about what is being released (daily) on other distribution services -- but I took a look and found something interesting (at least for me)!

My answer to your (rhethorical) question would be:

Offroad Mania (by Active Games)

Offroad Mania
>tigsource forum entry

There is even a free (html5) web-based demo of an earlier development build.
And I am a huge fan of solitary challenge- instead of race-based offroad simulations and arcade games, such as Screamer 4x4 ("Bleifuss Offroad"), Cabela's 4x4 Offroad Adventure series, a.o.

So, thank you very much for pointing me in that direction in the first place!

Kind regards,
foxgog

P.S.: If someone from the GOG.com staff is reading this, could you please try to get Offroad Mania released here on GOG.com, as well.
Before someone comments on it, I already wrote the developer an e-mail asking him about the possibility to release this game here, too.

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Oh, I almost forgot... On topic of the release of Florence:
I am not sure, yet. The art style is intriguing, but I do not have much clues on the actual gameplay based on the trailer and screenshots. It looks a little familiar to some of the simple and brief interactions / activities in Wario Ware Inc. games -- or am I judging it wrong?

intellectual lee barren.

Nice. Not really my cup of tea, but for the price I'll end up getting it at some point. Wishlisted for now.

Very well said, better then I put it. Oh course I got downvoted by all the blind fanboys and the anything goes if it's called art soyboys.

As someone that has actually gotten games on gog by asking the devs and being told 'gog didn't want to work with us' despite having a strong history of games and sales and then asking gog to work with them after their games sold a heap, I just shake my head at some of the curated decisions.

Well, it was removed completely:
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/removal_of_wolcen_lords_of_mayhem/page1

That’s not to say that there might not be a full release here at some point, though I suspect the whole business has soured sellers and customers alike so would not hold out hope.

Well, Blade runner did end up here though
im not so sure it woud have ended up here withouth some means for the devs/publisher to gauge interest.
The wishlist isnt some instant gratification list that some people seams to belive.
Sure, the curation isnt always on point but that doesnt mean the wishlist have no value or is just some faux-interactivity, or a hollow, meaningless concept as you say.

Bought it, played it, wrote a quick review on it.
Check the store page ;)

According to GOG back then the reason was (once again) that they felt unable to update multiple platforms. According to the latest playtests (02/12/2020) the game has been stripped of several features that were promised on KS and was at time of testing extremely buggy (including multiple and reproduceable crashs) - however then they were told that they (the publisher) made a mistake and were sent a non finished version and not the review version.All those bugs should be fixed until release (one day away). The testers were sceptic but promised to test the game again after release.

Did it even occur to you that GOG maybe actually would WANT to bring those game to the store but simply cannot? Bringing a game here requires (at least) TWO not just one party and BOTH will have to agree (sorry, but that'S the way contracts are working). One game released here is not the reason another game is not released. Maybe look up how this business is working for real and then come back and complain with some actual arguments.

Sounds about right. Talos Principle even had DRM on the Epic freebie as well as on Steam.
And imo that is completely understandable from your POV. I've experienced contacts with devs who got their game rejected and those that were accepted. I even experienced a contact with a dev who gets his game unrejected years later .. such things do happen in every curated store and if it is a game one is interested in it is sad and it feels wrong. However curation will always be subjective and GOG is probably deciding on the fact that THEY think the game will get customers interested. There's no other reason why they should reject any game if they don't have any troubles of the legal kind or a quarrel with the devs in question - everything else is illogical. In hindsight GOG may often think that they made the wrong decision but that is also a thing that can happen. GOG is far from being without any fault and they also don't have a crystal ball that is telling them about future sales. Sometimes you win and sometimes you lose. Whenever GOG is rejecting a game you personally think would be a good sell here you can only try to convince GOG that many are interested in it - that's by the way the reason for the community wishlist.

You have the right to express your opinion. You don't have the right to avoid consequences or criticism for doing so though.

Yes, I agree and that's why I am playing it on Android first, for 3 €, but will buy on GOG too if it goes on sale for much cheaper. Sadly GOG does not provide Android versions like Humble Store does, which is a bummer for mobile ports like this one.