I bought the complete package of resident evil classics and the only one I can install and play is 1 from 1996, how or until when will I be able to play the other two, Resident Evil 2 1996 and Resident Evil 3 2000

As stated on the GOG website store page, it will come in 2024 with no specific day as of yet.

While it marks it as "Pre-Order" on the carousel, I bet many folk bought the bundle thinking they would be getting all three (3) games simultaneously. It's kinda sleazy how it was done.

I agree, the truth is I bought it thinking that this way I would get all 3, since if that were the case, I would have only bought the "RE2" or the "RE3" nothing more, the good thing is that I am enjoying while the "RE1", well There is no way to expect it, I had never played it and it surprises me how, despite being very old, it has very interesting mechanics. thnks for your answer thnks for your answer

You have to be kidding me? Did you actually read the product description?

Resident Evil 2 is from 1998, by the way, not from 1996. Well, the PS1 version, the PC version is from 1999.

I hope we will at least see Resident Evil 2 soon. I agree that the release and information about availability is a bit sub par. As far as I'm concerned, they also could have just waited half a year, and then release all 3 games.

maybe if you can't read, yeah I can see that being an issue.

I understand that you don't believe that it was deceptively done. However, I would have to disagree. The information was there, I won't deny it. That's why I've only purchased the first game in the series so far and nothing more. The banner for the bundle on the carousel itself should've made abundantly clear what was currently available. Maybe with "Coming Soon" written over the cover arts.

So GOG should put information in a banner?
Because people just blindly buy games based on banners...

Considering these games have been out for well over two decades by this point and the platform suddenly starts selling all three of 'em in a bundle, absolutely. It should be pretty clear from any angle that, even though they are selling all three of 'em, you'll only get one at this point if you buy into it. I'm not sure what the intent of your comment is.

The original versions of the games have been out for a couple of decades. However, these "GOG versions" haven't been. Like all games on this platform, you're getting more than just the original files.

My main point is; if you don't read the description on the game page, you only have yourself to blame.

You read the description when you're not sure what you're buying into. Resident Evil is not an obscure franchise forgotten by time. Many newcomers didn't have a reason to distrust the platform, but now they do. And I don't think it was worth it for 'em just to make a few extra moneys quicker.

You completely exaggerate.