Claimed this giveaway three days ago, but forgot to say thanks. So, thank you Bedtime Digital and GOG for the freebie! :) I appreciate you taking the time to contact devs and sharing such uplifting news with the community! ;)

According to the last mail I got from them, they will make the soundtrack available here, but it's "unlikely" that they will update the Linux and Mac version.

What version do these have on Steam anyway?

Was coming here to ask about that. Urgh. :(

I am not a Mac or Linux user but given how the devs reacted when I last contacted them I was surprised reading this here. So I contacted them again today. Unfortunately their reply basically confirmed the mail neumi5694 received.

"We can only update for windows at the moment, and it is very unlikely that a Mac or Linux update will happen.
I feel for those who have the game on those platforms without the updates too, but it is not in our plans at the moment."

Being disappointed about this I simply told them:

"The "at the moment" part still offers some hope ... but not the "unlikely that the update will happen" part. If I'd be a Linux or Mac user this would be the moment in which I'd demand a refund because ... why not? I completely understand that right now (with the Figment 2 release and all) you can't be everywhere and have to set priorities but I really think you should rethink not updating a certain version anymore at all - especially since we are probably talking about a final update because the product should now be finished already). Imo it is quite simple: if you are unsure if you can support a certain version simply don't sell it. If you want to sell a certain version ongoing support should always be part of the process - no matter the store or the platform. It is like wanting the good (additional purchases) without the bad (additional workload) and this imo simply is a bad thing to do. I'd go even further and say that I would hope that there'd be a law in such cases to prevent this ... but that's just my personal opinion which I wanted to say. That being said ... plans can always change."

and got the following reply

"They are more than entitled to a refund in this current position, I will not argue that.
I also agree with the rest of your message. First let’s see if we survive this release period"

So maybe there still is a bit of hope that they'll reconsider after things around the actual Figment 2 release has calmed down a bit.

Thanks.

Thanks, it’s good to know that they are not trustworthy.
I won’t waste money on their next game.