Lifthrasil: ...unless said game has DRM. That is still a possible reason for the rejection of Vanguard Princess. That game has some form of DRM as it is sold now and if the publishers were unwilling to drop that, GoG had no other choice but to say: well, then you don't belong here.
The frustrating thing is, the original Japanese release of this game is FREE. Any DRM is being added by eigoMANGA, the group who've licensed and translated it.
Lifthrasil: ...unless said game has DRM. That is still a possible reason for the rejection of Vanguard Princess. That game has some form of DRM as it is sold now and if the publishers were unwilling to drop that, GoG had no other choice but to say: well, then you don't belong here.
DaCostaBR: Why would anyone go to a DRM-free site and ask to have their games there with DRM?
Maybe someone did that, but there's no way it was a small independent developer while bigger companies were okay with it.
Given the rather engrish response I got from eigoMANGA, it seems absurd, but it's possible they don't quite understand what GOG is about.