I'm guessing someone pulled the trigger early? Release date is 29th, but it's still 28 according to the usual "9am US Eastern" updates. Maybe dev wanted some worldwide synchronous release. But I was surprised to find the GOG front page totally changed at this hour.

I am trying but nobody seems to share my goals around here.

Interesting concept, but the whole design and aesthetic is a little too weird for me.

This game looks really interesting. I love the design approach, which is reminiscent of a graphic novel in many ways sans the thought/speech bubbles.

I'll look at this again when it's actually complete. I don't have time to keep coming back and re-learning a game for a bunch of updates like that. Companies need to complete games and then sell them, and get over this "constant engagement" bullshit metric. And stop mistakenly believing that gamers want constant trickles of new content for every game.

And yeah, sell it feature-complete at $32 and stop pretending it's $25 (with a $7 DLC).

I was going to order this yesterday before it launched in order to get the preorder DLC (I'm not a fan of that sales tactic but I still wanted the extra content) and found out that it launched a day early and I missed my chance. Now there's no way to buy that DLC (maybe ever?) and it's put me off buying the game at all.

FYI, "Valiant Edition" includes it in one cart item. If you do want to reward this behavior.

Yeah that is really scummy behaviour. Give a free bonus for pre-order if you want, but don't punish gamers for not wanting to order an incomplete bunch of hype.