No.

XD

Either that, or Dune 2, +1 purchase from me.

I'd buy it but I'd rather see the Cryo Interactive Dune game first. Other Cryo titles are on GoG but there may be licensing issues for Dune, not sure. Maybe someone else knows.

All GOG needs is Frank Herbert's signature. But while attempts to reanimate his corpse have been successful, he has proven uncooperative.

Dune 2000 +1 purchase from me

I'd love to see all Dune games here but it seems to be an unbeatable obstacle course for GOG.

I suspect almost any game based on a licensed property is going to be basically out of reach. Other than the D&D games, and a few games based on other pen and paper systems, I'm fairly sure GOG doesn't carry any?

Ridin' Shai-Halud
Tryin' to loosen by load
I've got Dune releases on my mind

I hate those sand worm thingies.

While we're at it could we please also get Emperor: Battle for Dune? GOG has already released other Westwood Studio(EA) games, we need their whold Dune series.That may be half true... Maybe they can get his signature if they capture his son as hostage. Even if Frank Herbert still doesn't sign, at least Brian Herbert will stop writing books.

Have you played Dune 2 recently? I did... if I hadn't been so stubborn I would have never finished it. Man, the game aged horribly! Are you aware that you have to select each unit individually then select the order (move/attack etc.) and click again on the battlefield? Right mouse button is not supported... I guess there are some mods that can fix it but for me the game is legendary and I didn't want to desecrate it so I played the vanilla version. I don't regret it but it was kinda hard sometimes...
From your lips to God's ears!

I hear you. The game itself was fantastic, but the control scheme was awfully handicapped. Once you've gotten spoiled by modern RTS controls (not so modern actually, I think the control scheme has been more or less standardized since C&C1), going back and playing the original Dune 2 becomes an unpleasant experience.

We prefer to refer to them by their Freman name: "Makers."

Also, while Dune 2''s original interface has aged poorly, fans have made a lovely client called "Dune Legacy" that brings your Harkonnen slaying into modern, widescreen glory.