This post reminds me of two things.

1. We need a dev tracker: http://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/add_blue_post_dev_tracker_to_forums

2. Why isn't GOG linking these officially? Not that I have a problem with users doing it, but I'm not sure we catch all the buzz, let alone in a timely manner. and its not searchable without a dev tracker.

They made a post about it on Twitter:
https://twitter.com/GOGcom/status/362118523268513792
They don't do that every time, and I guess they prefer to reserve newsposts for other matters. I actually prefer them doing it that way to an extent, though it would be nice to see more newsposts from them on the main page. I guess there's only so much that they can talk about. :P

I know new games get hate from some people, but them trying to get more releases day one as they show up elsewhere gets a thumbs up from me. Looking forward to what shows up in addition to RotT 2013 and Spelunky soon.

Thanks for the link. Interesting article.Sounds like GOG is doing things in the right way.

""Kickstarter is awesome. Across the company we have probably backed at least a hundred projects. There are, however, risks and challenges. The first big flop will burst the crowd-funding bubble," Rambourg warns. "So each Kickstarter developer should definitely underpromise and strive to overdeliver. As to successful Kickstarter projects being released on GOG.com, we have already launched FTL: Faster Than Light and Expeditions: Conquistador. We have also committed to releasing Project: Eternity, Torment: Tides of Numenara, and Wasteland 2, among others."

Looks like they are deep into keeping track as to what's on KS - looks like we may end up seeing more than a few KS games on here in future :) . But running out of old games????.Say it isnt so :/

Waiddaminute... When the article talks about the Carmageddon release, isn't the picture actually from Carmageddon 2? A mistake, or a hint?

I'm hoping hint :D