What do you want here?

Just checked on Kickstarter, and it says "Full Release Feb 25th".

As a backer i can't wait to try it out - and according to reviews it seems to be top grade stuff. Glad i tossed cash in their direction instead of Blizzard/Diablo3:

https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/01/12/grim-dawn-review-2/#more-340163

i am a dude , and not a B something , thank you

you still haven't got Techno Babylon ? shame on you ....
Anyway, i see you are from Belgium ? well thats not that far away from the netherlands, and belgians should be more close to the dutch, cause we generally share alot of the same words and language.

Like... anything different. New publisher that doesn't specialize in mid-tier European games, shmups, VNs, one of the many indie games that wrongfully got the kibosh. Whatever I can get. I'm not asking for much.

You got me wrong, the B tagline was your cue to get more people interested in Shardlight. I wrote like I speak so it can be quite rude sometimes ^o^

There are several potentialy interesting games released this week:

- Mesel (interesting idea, probably a bad game)
- One Upon Light (stylish puzzle game with light mechanic)
- Obliteracers (same-screen racing game akin micromachines et al)
- <span class="bold">Disgaea</span> (an important jrpg now on pc) -<span class="bold">Wishlist</span>-
- Battlestation: Harbinger (ftl like game; originally on mobile an not good. They improved and changed it for the pc release, but probably not enough to make it any good)
- Blood Alloy: Reborn (pixel arty platform shooter)
- <span class="bold">SUPERHOT</span> (from what I heard, it's going to be pretty good) -<span class="bold">Wishlist</span>-
- Perfect Universe (Weird, and I dunno what it's about. But I dig the art style)
- Life In Bunker (Bunker builder simulator)
- Lost Bros (Lost vikings inspired game. Not the best pixel art)
- <span class="bold">Heaven's Hope</span> (It's point&click and looks good, so totally my jam) -<span class="bold">Wishlist</span>-
- Factorio (factory building game that seems to have sold 113056 units even prior to the steam release)
- We Are The Dwarves (looks pretty. Action based tactical adventure, whatever that is)
- The Town Of Light (R Rated psychological horror thingy)

Obviously, The Flame In The Flood, Stardew Valley and Master Of Orion were already confirmed.

Thats a nice list, but by looking at the titles they all seem like platform games, fpp games. 3d games or other heavy motion games.

Mesel:
not my type of game , and thats only good cause my pc would be running it at a minimum
bottleneck: my Graphics: GeForce GTS 250
I rather have games i can run at recommended otherwise i be frustrating myself, since i am not a member of the Rotschilds, i have little money so i must use that wisely.

One Upon Light:
to bright game with all the white (photosensitivity)
i'd be running again at min. req.

same goes for Obliteracer ( 3d cargame to many motions)

Disgaea: 3d/motion/photosens.
req. to high so it would be again running on minimum.

Battlestation: Harbinger
low requirements so i might run it a recommended., but its not my game

Blood Alloy: Reborn
3d/motion/photosens.
min. is already high: Processor: 2.40 Ghz

rest of the games also have to high requirements..

the one that might look intresting is: Heaven's Hope - Special Edition
but after seeing more video trailers it also looks like a from of 3d...
So its good they might come to GoG and many users will be having a great addition to their collection of games.

for me i be saving cash, i guess shardlight might be the only game from the next upcoming 30 or 40 games.
Funny thing is that steam does have other good games but these are not mentioned, so its obvious games are coming because how popular they will be and thus sell a lot.
Anyway i be just waiting and hoping for more old stuff like Noctropolis, puzzle agent 1 and 2, fallout classics, anna's quest, and more simple old 2d games.

It's a point & click adventure game. And it's 2.5D. The models are 3D but for what I've seen it works like a 2D game (similar to "The Book Of Unwritten Tales", "A Vampyre Story", etc).

I've listed the potentially intesting games to be released this weeks (from tuesday onwards). Of the ones I listed, as far as I've seen, only Superhot will be released here.

I'm also looking forward to Shardlight and any other Wadjet Eye adventure game.

There are some other interesting point&click adventure on the way which I backed on kickstarter.
<span class="bold">Nelly Cootalot: The Fowl Fleet</span> will be release on March 22. Probably not on GOG, though. (Press Release Video)
<span class="bold">The Interactive Adventures Of Dog Mendo&ccedil;a And Pizzaboy</span> should be out in March 4th.
<span class="bold">Kelvin And The Infamous Machine</span> will be out soon.
<span class="bold">Aviary Attorney</span> didn't get a GOG release but it's out, not drm-free yet, and got good reviews (including 4.5/5 from adventuregamers)

<span class="bold">Oxenfree</span>. I'm still hoping it comes to GOG eventually, in spite of the few wishlist votes and not selling great on Steam. Cause it's a game that I think works better with GOGers, as most adventure games do. And it looks great and is very stylish and unique. It should be up there with Firewatch in wishlist votes, and I really don't know why it's getting ignored. (AdventureGamers review)
<span class="bold">Red Comrades Save The Galaxy</span>, a 1998 P&C 2D adventure from Russia recently released in steam in english.

I'll also add <span class="bold">Danganronpa</span>. I'm not much into VNs, but this seems to be a crossover with adventure games. And the extremely high praises it got from the adventure crowd shouldn't be dismissed.

that nelly looks like annas quest, if it plays the same , that is if no 3d turning is required then this game looks very intresting

thanks for the links, it seems those click and point look much more like the games i like and can play :D
now lets hope these will arrive here.

just voted on the wishlist ...

I must be really out of touch, because I'm not familiar with a single title in that list. Skipping the Steam/early access stuff certainly has its side effects.

Geez, I can't wait for Stardew Valley tomorrow :o))))

Here's a current Twitch stream:
http://www.twitch.tv/bexyish

BOOM. I was right.

Seriously? Windows ME? Windows ME?

Crap, guess I can't run it on Windows 2000, then. No way I'm going to upgrade to Millennium Edition just for this one game!

win 2K was a good windows, i used it a while, it ran most of the good games ( red alert, c&c, jagged alliance , baldurs and more old games)

The good thing about super low req. is the fact that anyone with a thing that looks like a pc or whatever, that can run a very old os, will be a potential buyer...
A simple old laptop can run it... thats more potential buyers...


Check most latest games on gog, or steam , or anywhere else, the min. requirements are so high.
Plus the GPU will be the bottleneck again, i cant run some games because they needed to use DX 11, my videocard is dx 10 (and lower)
i think its not smart to aim for the top and high end pc, when you develop a game.