It'd appear that GOG can't make up their mind if the new regional locks should remove Fallout from our shelves or not. Pretty sure not even Hamlet struggled this much.

I dread to think what joys and fun the Account overhaul will bring us.

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No no. They are just preparing the new Schrödinger's Edition; each time you'll be looking at your library, it will be random whether it will show up or not.

It works, because I never know what I'll get until I open the page.

Confirmed. It's random. Last time I checked, it was there again.

"Republique Remastered Deluxe Edition" suffer from the product_bonus syndrome -_-

product_bonus_41353 > Manual (coming soon)
product_bonus_41313 > Making of République Remastered
product_bonus_41323 > Prototypes (Mac)
product_bonus_41333 > Prototypes (Windows)

I hope they will not inculde info about total $ spend on GOG...My wife could go ballistic :-P

I hope they do. I own over 60% of the catalog and I'm curious how much it cost me.

I've got just about 35% and I'm curious also. Most of my shelf are games bought on promo, however the remainder are freebie promos and received gifts or giveaway wins. I would have to guess that if I averaged the total money spent over time divided by number of games on my shelf it would work out to somewhere between $1.50 to $2.00 per game, with some being as high as $8.50 and others as low as $0.49 or so, but that's just a guess. With 326 games I figure that works out to about $650, but that's a total guesstimate. It would be indeed interesting to see the actual total money spent, ignoring gifts and freebie giveaways. I have kept all of the invoice mails and similar over time though, as well as credit card bills etc., so one of these days I should be able to figure it out. Who knows, maybe I'm in for a scare. LOL

Another bad news. :( Aren't there enough bad news for today?
That'll give another GOG page which eats my CPU and is less usable ...

I look forward to the overhaul sounds promising :)

I'm also a bit curious but I don't know if it is wise to inform GOG's customers how much did they spend here - especially those who buy much, much more than play :-P

We will soon find out

Fair enough... though I'm probably one of the most extreme in that case. Given how much time I spend addicted to fanfiction or programming, I've played maybe a dozen games in the last two years and I think Terraria, Escape Goat, and Unepic are the only GOG ones of any note with Minecraft and OpenTTD eating the lion's share of the time and quick-to-beat Humble Bundle/Store games like Bastion, Costume Quest, and Ittle Dew eating the rest.

The main reason I've slowed down around 60% saturation is because I've reached the point where most of the remaining games are either more expensive than $5 when on sale, already owned on Humble (meaning I want an even deeper GOG discount before I rebuy), or the reviews agree that they're junk. (If you include the stuff I own via Humble, I actually have closer to 70% of GOG's catalog)

Fallout has disappeared again.

Edit: And... it's back.