Behind-the-scenes shenanigans, I suppose. It's the same on Steam, where the game is supposed to be available "in less than an hour". No price there yet, either.

And the banner is gone. Looks like it's not quite ready for prime time just yet.

Fun Fact:
Some people will complain that they bought it on steam because it hadn't been announced on GOG

I'd have to check b/c I did document it - but I was somewhere in the 35+ hour ballpark to finish TOW, IIRC. I'll have to look.

But, yes - New Vegas: Ultimate was HUGE. Including all DLC's, that took me around 119 hours for one playthrough.

It's out

Looks like I was right. 50% off, $29,99. Or 29,99 €, for the EU.

Oh, and the DLCs are here, too. :)

Thank you for this! MUCH better perspective - I was seeing everyone talking about "a bit short..." and was thinking it was like a 10 - 15 hour experience. This is actually a perfect length for me - I found (strangely) as I get older I'm less willing to sink into a massive game. In my younger years I loved it - now it just seems daunting when I see 50 + hours of playtime. Sometimes it's awesome to experience that large and epic a world, progressing from varied region to region (I STILL love Final Fantasy 12 and Dark Souls for this!)...

... but most games like that I just start to feel burn out and frustration at the 30 hour mark, and want to see a game wrap up. Don't get me wrong, I like a *big* game - but so many games start to feel *big* just for the sake of it - it gets tedious. When you find that gem of a game that justifies it, it's amazing ... but it's nice to get a big, deep complete and interesting "full" package in a 20 - 40 hour game.

Heck, I even like my shooters to but in the low end of that range (or less!).