delicieuxz: Cool. I just bought Quake on GoG (already had it on Steam).

I suggest making the GoG store page for Quake a bit clearer that it includes the original Quake. When I saw "Quake: The Offering", I wondered if that was some stand-alone expansion pack. I see no description on the store page detailing that it includes the original Quake and two expansion packs. I found that information by doing an online search.

I notice that the store page says that Quake: The Offering includes the two map packs, in the last paragraph on the page, but it doesn't say that the original game is included. But I recommend stating that the package includes the original game and two expansion packs clearly on the store page, such as with bullet points.

FlavioV: If only they announced it a day early... Already got Quake for free on Bethesda.net during QuakeCon last year but I grabbed a cheap Steam as soon as I heard the news. Now that it's coming to GOG as well I might have to get a third copy at some point :P

Berzerk2k2: Probably not so I recommend saving yourself a copy of that version in case you want to play some custom stuff like AD. From what I've heard so far the new one comes bundled with the original version though and you can then pick wich one you want to launch.

FulVal: What about the re-release of Doom1 & 2?

Nonostanovich: @Kuroko : if they don't remove the cue files of the original CD + the expansions, it will stille be possible to enjoy the original experience.

To avoid any bad surprise, i will recommand you to download it now.

delicieuxz: I expect, and hope, that GoG will keep separate installers available for the current version of Quake and the Enhanced version.