Hmmmm ... this game apparently is self published and yet (while not actually expensive) it costs more here on GOG than on another DRM-free store starting with "i" ... makes me wonder why they decided to demand more money from GOGers. Does it have anything mnore to offer here than on the other store?

Maybe compensating for bigger cut.

That other store shows the price before sales tax, so there will be sticker shock at checkout. That said, the price of the GOG version is still 12% higher, in my region, after accounting for that.

The other shop also don't have regional pricing. Both factors combined may explain the pricing difference.

The GOG Store price that I am seeing is identical to the Steam Store price. Because Steam is always treated as the one store that can never do wrong no matter what they do, I am going to say that the GOG store price is therefore the right price that it should be.

The only thing wrong here with the GOG version is that the system requirements are not posted on the store page. This is very important for us laptop users:

WINDOWS

Minimum:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10 (64-Bit)
Processor: Dual core 2.6 ghz +
Memory: 1 GB RAM
Graphics: nVidia GTS 450 or better
Storage: 500 MB available space

Recommended:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1 / 10 (64-Bit)
Processor: Intel core i5 series +
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: nVidia GTS 450 or better
Storage: 500 MB available space


edit -- Wishlisted because it's cute and will run on my laptop.

If that's actually the case it is of course perfectly understandable ... if not even unavoidable. I guess I will have to do a bit more research about the other store. Thanks. GOG also does not have regional pricing from THEIR side. GOG always said that it is their partner's decision to use regional pricing or not.

I've done some research: The other store does not demand a cut at all so yes, the cut is indeed a bit higher here therefore the price has to be as well. Except for the resional pricing (which I despise) all is fine with the price.

They have "give us how much you want" approach, with 10% being default, but one can set it even to 0. On GOG it's industry standard 30%.

Yep, exactly what I found out as well :)

Looks interesting and nice to see a Korean game. It is a bit expensive with all the DLC (the artbook is more expensive than the game but looks nicely done) so I am just wishlisting now considering my backlog.

the space after lynn has been bothering me since the game first appeared on steam and it's the same here. plus it's been 70% off there and not even a nominal launch discounther. the biggest issues is how undo works (or doesn't), so ultimately none of it matters, not something I'd bother with.