Peter if you can get me conclusive proof ( I dont own any tinybuild games) I will happily shut it down.

Pathologic 2:
GOG = 1.4.25127
Steam = 1.4.25127

Artbook and Soundtrack DLC are on GOG as well.

Graveyard Keeper:
GOG = 1.124
Steam = 1.124

Artbook, Soundtrack and Collector's Edition (including both) aren't on GOG though.

Clustertruck:
Can't find the exact version number on Steam, but looking at the changelogs, the game should be up-to-date.

It is missing the level editor and the soundtrack DLC though.

Swag and Sorcery:
GOG = 1.030
Steam = 1.030

Lovely Planet:
I don't know about this one.

Hello Neighbor:
GOG = 1.2
Steam = 1.3

Game is indeed outdate and missing soundtrack DLCs and Collector's Edition.

Phantom Trigger:
Not sure about this one. It got an update on Steam on release day. Might already be included in the GOG release. The soundtrack DLC is missing though.

The Final Station:
Can't find the exact version numbers, but judging from the changelogs the game should be up-to-date. DLCs are on GOG as well.

Punch Club:
It was outdated for years, but it got an update some weeks ago. It's up-to-date now. Deluxe Edition and Upgrade path are on GOG as well.

Party Hard:
It's outdated and missing DLCs.

Party Hard 2:
Outdated and missing DLCs.

So it's a mixed bag (and I certainly won't praise them for being an awesome publisher), but as far as I can see only the Party Hard games and Hello Neighbor are really outdated.

There's 3 that I saw.

Buy it. Just don't buy it here for your own sake. The game will not be updated properly and won't have all content released here if Tinybuild holds to their policy. It has plenty to do with that dev because it means that dev shares the publisher's opinion, or at least that they aren't turned away by it. Doing business with those who do business like that inherently means supporting that mentality. Which is exactly why GOG needs to do something.

I made a wishlist entry concerning this:

https://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/cancel_all_business_with_tinybuild_as_soon_as_legally_possible

Let me sharpen my pitchfork.

Uhm... no? Look, I get why everyone is pissed, I really do, but the only game of theirs I own (Party Hard) works and always worked perfectly fine and as such I frankly don't give a damn about it getting updates in the future or not. I paid for it, I got it, it works - I don't feel cheated and I don't feel demanding a refund for a product that worked perfectly would be justified.

Sure, let me pitch my sharpfork by continuing to not own any Tinybuild games.

Also, I'll be grabbing handfuls of popcorn in anticipation of one of 3 responses from GOG.

1) None, because these sorts of petty squabbles are beyond their caring.
2) A generic PR reply that amounts to, "To do so would be illegal"
3) A generic PR reply that amounts to "Yeah, sure whatever."

Fair enough, I am about to declare the whole thing dead anyways, since it turns out most games are updated, or maybe not I don't know.
Reported.

The only game that seems appealing(of theirs) to me is hello neighbor, and i'd likely buy it on a sale(deep sale).

That said, I feel that boycotts don't do much as the one who DO buy often drown out/outwiegh those who boycott.

Also asking for refunds would hurt GOG and not Tinybuild as the money would likely have to come from gog's own pocket.

Imo, a better alternative would be to make a stink and a scene on social media/etc and get some e-celebs/news sites to carry the story and cause bad PR for Tinybuild.

Aside on "boycotting' in general: I usually never do it unless a company does something truly evil. If a company does what Tinybuild has done it(to me) is not that bad to want to boycott over.Gog might be stuck under contract to sell said games for a set period, sadly.I also think one should be able to buy something and enjoy it(USED if one can to not give money to bad people who do bad things) irregardless of what a company has done.

There are so many media companies that produce good product that i'd have to skip out on if I boycotted every single thing they have done.

Normally I would agree, but something about tinybuild feels off, maybe its a lack of sleep or I am just seeing things

Thank you, breja, always a voice of reason. My thoughts exactly (on Graveyard Keeper). I do have another of their games in wishlist (Swag) and likely will pick it up later.

People, DO continue to let the publisher know that they are wrong about DRM vs DRM-free. DO let GOG know they need to have a firm hand with publishers who are lax on updates, but let's not make these games vanish.

(Because a game that's only available on a DRM platform is a game that just doesn't exist.)
Thanks for the research.

Well there's something I don't think I've ever been called around here before. And trust me, I've been called a lot of things around here. Many I couldn't even repeat now or I'd get banned :D

Well,if Gog was smart enough,keeping games updated would of been one of the conditions.