This is ghostlight, it has been said they had an uncensored copy of their older released titles, but still chose to keep those version censored on pc. Simply put, if it is uncensored they can just say so, but seeing as they are avoiding any such conversation by being very unclear about it makes it seem they are planning to take the easy way out and release the censored version.
In general, if it's not true to the original version or the translation if full of bullshit, I refuse to buy it. I don't want to take part of the destruction of anime simply because a few people get triggered by original content.

Would you say that it is still worth getting Mary Skelter: Nightmares considering that the GOG page mentions that Mary Skelter 2 comes with the remake version of the first game?

Eh while translators for games and anime have overlapped last I checked they usually are two completely separate destroyers ..So usually it'd be contributing to destroying games not anime or manga and thats fair not not willing to if anything I wait for ones I am aware was doing what you said till the games are dirt cheap to get like 60 or even more on sale as I don't want to contribute much to a company but if avoidable I would prefer not to pirate stuff
You might get a nice discount when the game shows up and with it on the winter sale right now might aswell get it ..

looks like a trip

That statement is conflating apples and oranges.

This game probably being censored on the PC has no relation whatsoever to whether or not GOG would allow it onto the GOG store uncensored. That's a completely irrelevant moot point.

So if it is censored, then no, an uncensor patch will not be available.

Anime in general is a bigger media, it isn't really separate in what form it gets released. The main problem is that you get the same arrogant translators working in both fields, so that's already a major problem. I used to buy 'em dirty cheap, but I stopped when I found out how much they actually censor and how much dialogue is sometimes just made up in these anime related games or any media for that matter.

If only there was a way to get money directly to the source instead of those third party con-artist claiming to be fans.
I want to support the anime industry, but not with them at the helms, destroying it in the name of progressivism.

I just stay on the safe side and don't want to support it the legit way, because I'll be supporting the bad actors behind the scenes. But to each their own...

Same groups in a sense but not the same fools or the same type of localizers/translators and you can import/buy from the source so ya know

But still the only way to get things better is legit getting them rather then pirate

Well, the good thing that it is not up to Gog then, I can understand your stand on censorship on principle, yet ultimately the thing that would be censured are nude anime girls, which is not really a dealbreaker for me as I do not care either way if I'm able to see naked anime tiddies or not...

But if they censor story/dialogue, then I would have a problem as that would be a lot more damaging for me, we shall see soon enough though...

Are you guys talking about this part of the game ?

http://ideafintl.com/mary-skelter-2/system/purge.php

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I think it depends.

Both games have more or less the same genres:
-first person dungeon crawler
-turn based JRPG (but with a caveat you will notice as you play)
-psychological horror (and has very few jumpscares, most you grow used to or that you know something bad's coming already so when the jumpscare happens, it'll be hardly shocking at all)
-visual novel
-ecchi

But while the og is more comedy-oriented (not by much, but it's noticeable), MS2 and the extended ending of MS: Nightmares are more drama and romance-oriented (specially the drama part).

And gameplay-wise, the og version is easier, and if it has trophies/achievements and they are the same as the ones from the PS Vita version, you can get most during the main plot mostly by doing all the optionals you can find (they aren't hard to find), and the achievements you may miss are rather easy to get done. And story-wise, I think it works very well and, while it doesn't have a groundbreaking story, it's actually one of the best I've seen in an Idea Factory game.

Meanwhile, the prequel and the remake are much harder, and I'm not sure about achievements as the Switch version (the one I played) didn't have them. And at least to me, the retconned plot of this version also works, although it's premise feels very different (more tragic than the og release).

All in all, I'd say both versions are interesting, the og to get an idea of how the game originally was and since it works as a stand-alone title (and it's rather cheap, specially in sales), and the MS2 version because that's the cannon one now.

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Also a heads up: avoid the music intro that appears before the start menu in MS2. The more I played the game and saw that intro, the more I noticed how much it spoils the entire game, even though I didn't understand Japanese. (kinda sad tbh, since I like the rhythm of the music)

Works fine for me .

Its because of the age gate.

A "Coming Soon" GOG post about an upcoming IF game!?!? IS THIS REAL!?!? TAKE ALL MY MONEY! XD

More IF games on GOG are always very welcome. And since Ghostlight is involved on this port, I think it's time IF release the missing games they ported, like Omega Quintet, Mugen Souls/Z and the original Megadimension Neptunia VII. These games MUST be on GOG too!

Cool.