Can't be. MaGog isn't broken yet. ;)

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Version 6.0.9 has been released with the following features:

* Removed support for the "Tarball Archive" filters under "Downloable Files", now that GOG has (for the most part) removed them from the library

I do not know if this is the case for all games, but Pillars of Eternity Editions, White March Expansion and Expansion Pass got regional price in Slovakia as well. In this case the price of games is the same as in Czech Republic and Poland.

Last time I have checked, which is pretty long time ago (more than few months), for most of the games, was Slovakia not in the same group as Czech Republic.

Thank you for letting me know.

Since it is a very long process (checking 1000+ games in 200+ countries), MaGog is checking which countries belong to which region only once a week, on Saturday. If anything changed recently, MaGog will know about it (and I will report it in the "Good News: Price Updates" thread) on the upcoming Saturday.

That said, as of last Saturday, and ever since I began monitoring GOG's regional pricing in earnest (December 2014), Slovakia has been part of the regCZ region (EU Central Europe), which is composed of Czech Republic (CZ), Hungary (HU), and Slovakia (SK), with currently 141 regionally priced games, so what you describe seems not to be anything new.

Thank you for the info. It is possible, last time when I was purchasing game with Czech flag on your search engine was before December 2014, so this was new for me :)

Don't know if already reported, but:

WARNING: Magog was unable to identify the following "wishlisted" games:
- 1432924523
- 1435138681
- 1440697210

Thanks for keeping up the great work mrkgnao ^^

I just noticed something that needs to be updated in the MeTrics section of MaGog -in the Table V, Fallout 1 and 2 are mentioned as best games of the years 1997-1998. They currently have the [Removed] notice next to them, and they thus should probably be updated with a removal of the notice and a new link, since the Fallout games were just re-released on Wednesday. This is only a minor update admittedly but, still, since I noticed it, I thought I'd let you know.
Anyways, keep up the good work mrkgnao! :-)

Thank you. Updated MaGog's tables. Should be ok now.

Thanks for drawing my attention to this.

The Fallouts are a tricky business, since GOG treats the two sets as entirely separate entities (different OS support, different bonuses, etc.). One can (and a few already do) have both sets in one's library.

Here is the solution I have reached. I am leaving both sets in MaGog:
- The old set will be called Fallout * Classic, will be considered a Premium edition (more bonuses), and will remain "removed"
- The new set will be called Fallout *, and will be considered a Regular edition (less bonuses)

Now, regarding table V. I had a new look at it (haven't been paying much attention to it) and I decided it made more sense if it covered only "Regular Games" (i.e. not "Upcoming Games", "DLCs", "Premium Editions", "Season Passes", or "Removed Games"). Reasoning:
- Upcoming: trivial, have no rating
- DLC: not interesting, not really a game
- Premium: including both regular and premium editions essentially gives a game "double" chance to appear on the list, especially if the two editions were originally released in different years
- Season: game not fully there yet (anyhow, theoretical, as no season pass was on the table anyhow)
- Removed: rating cannot change, so problematic

The net effect of this is that the Fallouts are no longer on Table V because there are now higher-rated games for both 1997 and 1998:
- 1997: "Little Big Adventure 2 (Twinsen's Odyssey)" has 4.9, "Fallout" only 4.7 ("Fallout Classic" not considered because removed (and premium))
- 1998: "Thief™ Gold" has 4.8, "Fallout 2" only 4.6 ("Fallout 2 Classic" not considered because removed (and premium))

Sic transit gloria mundi.

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Version 6.1.0 has been released (on August 28) with the following features:
* Changed the logic of table V on the metrics page to include only regular games [indirectly prompted by Treasure]

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Version 6.1.1 has been released with the following features:
* Added filtering by, sorting by and display of "Game Length" (a.k.a. "How Long To Beat") information, obtained from HowLongToBeat.com

*** Note: The information obtained from HowLongToBeat is that listed under "Single-Player Statistics --- All PlayStyles", specifically "Polled", "Average", "Rushed" and "Leisure".
*** Note: The information available for some games, especially old ones, is limited, missing, or even dubious. You can improve it by contributing your numbers directly to HowLongToBeat.
*** Note: When filtering by these metrics, for unbundled games, the filter applies to any sub-game.
*** Note: When filtering by these metrics, for non-unbundled games, the filter applies only to the main/primary/first/only game.
*** Note: When sorting by these metrics, for unbundled games, the sorting is done based on the shortest sub-game if using ascending order, the longest if using descending order.
*** Note: When sorting by these metrics, for non-unbundled games, the sorting is done based only on the main/primary/first/only game.
*** Note: "How Long To Beat" information will be updated only once a week (on Saturday).

Thank you for the improvements.

ANNOUNCEMENT:
Version 6.1.2 has been released with the following features:

* Added a minor workaround to the "Get from GOG" feature to mark the new "Fallout" editions as owned if one owns the respective old "Fallout Classic" editions (GOG does not mark them as such)
* Removed a similar workaround for "Dreamfall Chapters", introduced in version 5.2.3, as it no longer seems necessary (GOG now marks them as such, at least for me)

Oh, I missed the tag icons feature.
How do I assign them, however?

You don't. They are fixed.
There is one for "owned" (green smiley) and one for "wishlisted" (orange heart).
If you want, I can easily add one for "unwanted", which I seem to remember you're using.