Which game are you talking about?

I'd guess WItcher 3.

If so, we should begin to worry, as the infection of talking about "the game" without mentioning its name is beginning to spread to the old timers as well. No one is safe any more,

P.S. Add me.

P.P.S. Oh no. It got me too.

And we all keep losing The Game.

Partly about TW3, in continuation to my post here, but it was also a general comment on the assumption that the change was relevant to all games with DLC. Though I admit not having checked if they were also moved under "Games Goodies" and then back for any other game besides TW3.

Relevant xkcd.

For all other games, this pretty nice feature (which differentiates between game and DLC installers, as well as game and DLC goodies) has been there since day one of the NAS.

From MaGog's logs for 31 May:

NOTE! ADDED FILE MDK, downloadables, making of MDK booklet (German) (mdk_making_of_german.zip; Sun, 31 May 2015 13:28:03 GMT; 18,189,572)

NOTE! CHANGED MDK, changelog (http://www.an-ovel.com/downloads/chg/chg_6.htm)
NOTE! ADD +++ Changelog for 31.05.2015:
NOTE! ADD +++ We've added the German version of the "Making of MDK" to your bonus goodies section.
NOTE! ADD +++ Vielen Dank MarkoH01 for your donation!
NOTE! ADD +++
NOTE! ADD +++
NOTE! RMV --- Thank you Foxhack for this rare and awesome treasure! :)
NOTE! ADD +++ Thank you lmfsilva for this rare and awesome treasure! :)

[Thank you, MarkoH01! Thank you, Imfsilva! Thank you, Foxhack, nonetheless!]

NOTE! CHANGED MDK, bonuses: manual (17 pages), HD wallpaper, original soundtrack, avatar, making of MDK booklet***TO*** manual (17 pages), HD wallpaper, original soundtrack, avatar, making of MDK booklet, making of MDK booklet (German)

Thanks Judas. :)

Just downloaded it through the latest version of Firefox. It opened without a problem, but the file didn't have an extension on the end. Once I added the .pdf part, it opened in Foxit properly.

Same thing for me, except I had to add .zip to the file without an extension and extract the .pdf from there because Adobe Reader wouldn't read it as a .pdf.

I managed to open the downloaded zip file with 7-zip but not with Windows zip.
The resulting file had no extension.
Changing to pdf resulted in a file unrecognised by Acrobat Reader.
Changing to zip resulted in a file unrecognised by Windows zip, but recognised by 7-zip.
Unzipping this file, yielded the expected pdf.

The "zip" file is really a tar.gz file.

Confirmed as Loenas states.

The file extention is wrong. Should be - '.tar.gz'

Needs to be repacked to zip.