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Just two months again, nothing happened about the port for other systems. Well, business as usual here on GOG about treating customers second class or even far more worse. No GNU/Linux, no Mac and instead the only other possible solution to use the DRM-platform Steam instead. Outstanding support, Nightdive Studios. No communication to the users and customers here! *clap*
GOG's not going to do it. I realize how obvious that statement is, but I'm also not quite sure why there was any reason to believe GOG was going to make things happen with this game at all.

Did anyone ever try to contact Night Dive about it though? It's not uncommon for developers to just flat-out ignore the GOG forums for their games (not saying that all of them do, but a good number very clearly do).
Post edited October 26, 2019 by TheMonkofDestiny
Good idea, but possibilities for contact besides proprietary plattforms seems rare. Best way from my point of view would be e-mail, but I have not found something fitting until now, otherwise I would not have post those comments. Do you have more information?

And I've seen developers / contacts within the Steam-community when looking onto the website - not having any account there. So the picture becomes even more poor at all: A game distributed here, but without more than absolute minimum in comparison to others. That's all we've got and I think "Nightdive Studios" have no further interest here for DRM-free distribution - just having a look onto the Humble-Store where most titles are only available in connection with Steam.
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hendrick100: Do you have more information?
Beyond the usual "contact us here" avenues, sadly no.

contact@nightdivestudios.com
I think Stephen Kick's (the studio head/CEO) email is stephen@nightdivestudios.com

They've got the social platforms as well (Twitter, Facebook, Discord, etc.) both as an "official" studio face and individuals (Stephen Kick, etc.). But getting a response through those is probably an even bigger gamble than just outright emailing them.

The primary developer for the Turok remasters (and really, most things worth a damn put out by Night Dive in the last 5+ or so years, honestly), Kaiser (Samuel Villareal) is fairly active on Twitter (@SVKaiser) but given how much they work the man I don't know if piling on more to him is going to yield any result either.
Thanks, tried to contact them throughout email but with no further hope at all. I have no account at other channels, so-called "social media". Besides this it shows already what we could get from this company. When they would have a real interest for distribution their released ports, they should also have a look here. Nevertheless nothing is going to happen, GOG won't get any port from Nightdive besides the Windows-version. So they have no further interest here and the ports for other platforms are only inbound to the internal Steam-DRM! Just cheap marketing and some false promises as always, but I'll wait for a possible answer.

I'm just disappointed because I've bought "Turok 2" with the hope to get the port for GNU/Linux later on as this was also done for "Turok", but until today nothing happened and I don't think this is going to be changed. Same for "Blood" and other upcoming titles so this was the last title I've bought from Nightdive Studios. They can keep their releases and I'll stay with my original versions of "System Shock 1 + 2" and so on. Even though: For "Blood" there is also the "NBlood"-port. So just keep your false promises, Nightdive. Two years and counting? This will be the last time fooling me. Thanks, but no.
Post edited October 31, 2019 by hendrick100