Hell yeah, I'll bite. This looks exactly like what I want from a dungeon crawler.

This game looks rly promising, good old dungeon crawler with nowday graphic, what can go wrong? Shame that i'm short on cash this month :|

Great attitude. I hope that you enjoy it.

I think I'll need it. Soon.

Maybe they're all written by beta-testers?

Nah.

Oh rly? And I thought I was the only one... ;)

I was so pumped up to get my hands on Dungeon Master (Amiga) as a kid that I asked my big brother, who was at that point in US as an exchange student (or maybe it was after his student year, when he was re-visiting his American "family"), to buy and send it to me from there as it wasn't released in Europe yet.

He was unable to locate it though, it seems Amiga was quite unknown in US because he couldn't find any stores selling their games, I think. That was in Anaheim or was it San Diego.

I bought it later when it finally arrived here, loved every minute of it and I don't think I played many other (Amiga) games until I had completed it.

Hmmm, should I preorder this "Dungeon Mastery" as well, just for old times' sake.

Preordered:) Have been waiting for this for a loong time

I think "buy direct" = only Steam key, no DRM-free installer to download.

edit: my mistake, you was right it seems.

This is exactly how I feel about achievements.. when you get 'achievements' for starting the game, and following a linear path, you can pretty much be assured that achievements add nothing of worth to a games value.

This game looks pretty awesome. Pity, it has such high system requirements. So it won't run on my machine... :(

Woo-hoo! Thank you, GOG, thanky you, Almost Human! :)

I might not even be able to run the game with my current video card, but at $12 for a DRM-free copy (including bonus content) it's a good investment in the future and a cause well worth supporting!

PS:
Anyone who thinks $12 is too expensive for such a game, you should keep in mind this is a completely NEW day-one release by an indie developer and I bet a lot of effort has gone into it. It's not a recycled license to get the publisher some more pocket change, it's something the devs hope to make a living off. If you think new indie games are only worth the price of an indie bundle nowadays, you must be nuts. Or maybe these games just aren't for you, which is fine. Personally I've been looking forward to this release for some time and I think $12 for a GOG version of it is dirt cheap and very good news.

This is what a developer replied about a user asking info about the standalone installer that come with the game bought on the official site.
"It's the same version GOG sells."

So what's the point in buying it on GOG if the other one is the same plus steam key plus more money to developer? They aren't doing a good publicity to GOG.

I must admit I didn't know about this game until today, but checked out their website and trailer and it looks rather cool. Pre-ordered.

Might it not be the other way around, or at least go both ways? I suspect more people might know about and frequent gog than the developers blog.