Hi

Are there any games besides Witcher 1 & 2 that can be activated on GoG?

I don't think so. Witcher 1 & 2 are made by GOG's parent company so they choose to provide a GOG backup. Other than that you get the free games and whatever games you buy direct from GOG.

Potentially TW3; according to the pre-order FAQ it's undecided whether GOG activation will be available.

That depends on whether you've purchased any bundles that offered a GOG code for one or more games, though those usually are valid for a rather short time period.
There are also some indie games that when purchased from the developer directly give a GOG code too.

If you're asking if you can redeem other games you have on Steam, then the answer is none that I'm aware of.

Divinity: Dragon Commander is one of such games.

Could you elaborate?

Polish retail version (boxed one) includes a GOG's code as well (besides the one for Steam).

Proof.

'Zawiera darmową kopię cyfrową na Gog.com' means 'Includes free digital copy on Gog.com' :-) BTW This copy is super cheap in Poland, as it can be grabbed for about 6-7$. So for 6$ you get a DVD disc, Steam copy, and what's most important - a copy on GOG! :)

Is the disc itself DRM-free, or it is a Steam copy in disguise?

Thanks, two more questions:
- Is this version being shipped outside Poland?
- Is it multilingual?

For sure you'll find some e-shop which send outside Poland, but I'm not sure if you'll find the game in that price then. That's not a problem to grab it by myself and send the codes to you, or a game's copy if you care about DVD.

I'm not sure about multi languages, on a box it says that's an English version with Polish subtitles, but I'm not sure if that subtitles can be turned off. I'm afraid the DVD version requires Steam. But who cares about that, having a GOG version? :-)

I don't quite understand, as I said before - Dragon Commander's retail version includes a GOG code... Or please clarify that sentence :P

Didn't mean to confuse you - I suppose that any retail edition includes a GOG code, and not just the one sold in Poland, right?
Asking as it's not uncommon that different regions get different editions content wise.

Hope it's clearer now. :-)

Yup, it seems it does, as you can see for example here :)

I already have the game on GOG, but would still have been interested in acquiring a hard-copy if it would be usable without an account somewhere (anywhere).