@ Tallima - Yes, you are correct, this is possible. But indeed, the downloading from the Steam-server is ofcourse what is making it quite interesting. (Although having a second place like GoG to download from shouldn't be that bad either :) ) Thanks for the info though..

@ Licurg - Haha, you sure are a fan of this game! I'll check out some gameplay and trailers, but I have to admit, I am already surprised by the reviews on this site. Thanks for the link :)

It's not so much being a fan as being completely obsessed. The fact that an amazing game like Sacrifice, that does everything right and still sells badly makes me wanna kill puppies...


EDIT: BTW, you know you can reply directly to someone's post, don't ya? You hold the mouse arrow over the person's post, then press "reply" on the upper-right side of the post.

Did not know about the linking non-Steam games to Steam part.

But with response to whoever mentioned, "I only like one platform", GOG is not so much a platform as it is a place you buy games; more of a vendor.

Once you buy and download a game from GOG, technically, you're done with them (unless some universal update comes out).

Nope
Nope
:-P Seriously, and there were others before hostile waters. Don't spread misinformation.
edit: Oh ok, the initial release of hostile waters WAS after sacrifice. Goddamnit, where's the game I always used to counter sacrifice... Gah, memory. Still, it's not the first one, I just can't for the life of me remember.

HA! Also, it's Sacrifice, with a capital letter. Don't commit a heresy...

Victory !