I really like My Time at Portia. So I was planning to get Sandrock. But I don't use Steam or other DRM-platforms. If they don't publish Sandrock here I won't (and actually can't) buy it.

But if they would publish it here in a few months I guess I would still be interested.

Oh well - If they keep neglecting GOG and simply refuse to put it on this platform, I guess I won't buy it at all. At least then I have some more time to play (and buy) some other games, or go outside and catch a bit of fresh salty sea air coming from the waves (yes - I live alongside the coast, so nothing strange about that).

Funnily enough I found out about the My Time In franchise after playing the demo for Sandrock. I enjoyed it and when I heard the Portia game was already out I wanted to play that. It turned out that I already owned that because it was on an Epic giveaway. Played Portia, loved it and because I got it for free at first I then bought it on GOG to support the developers. I wanted to buy it at release on GOG now but it seems like that is not happening. Ah well, I'll wait for the giveaway of Sandrock on Epic then.

I rarely get dlcs for my games so eh, either buy them as a whole package if they are ever released or not. Glad its on gog regardless, will buy for sure; as its improved a lot over the original; ima avoid steam this time around.

Well - If you read those posts above, chances are the game won't be available on GOG. It seems the publisher/developer has made a U-turn, and now is very reluctant (or outright refusing) to publish the game on GOG.

No reason is given, but I think it has something to do with the multiplayer part of the game. However, I think it's a scummy move and my respect for these guy's has sunken dramatically...

Similiar reply was posted on the Steam forums about GOG release:

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1084600/discussions/0/3942398662640912914/#c3942398662641038101