I love GOG and I love that a bunch of games are really cheap and just worth hours upon hours of entertainment. I've bought a few games and will continue to buy more, but I don't think I will buy RCT3 anytime in the near future due to its price. $19.99 just feels like too much to pay for an old (yet admittedly fun) game.

I really feel this game should go down in price, not as a sale, but as a permanent decrease.

I hope someone from the GOG staff will see this and consider doing this as an act of grace for their customers since I know, without a doubt, that no customer will disapprove a price drop.

It is the same price as getting it at a Target or Walmart. And besides, Steam has it for 10 bucks more for some odd reason, though I still like steam

Yes, but wasn't this game half the price last year? I tried some Google searches and some brought me to forum discussions with lists of games, their prices and a link where you could buy it at. Most of those links lead to Amazon, but they were still like $6.99 to $9.99 whats the deal with the price going up?

You can buy the complete RCT3 Pack in Germany for 9.99€, if you want.
I bought it and cannot recommend it, though. I love RCT2 so I bought RCT3. It was a big mistake, because it doesn't run smooth on ANY machine, which takes the fun out of it - the programming was simply bad.
You MUST be a hardcore fan to play this, but DO NOT expect it to be the same or better than RCT2. Sure, the new scenarios are fun to watch and you can ride your rollercoasters, but it is not fun to do so while the rest of the gameplay suffers with design flaws and technical issues.

Hope this helps - this game is not worth 19.99$

I nearly choked when I saw that it's $30 on Steam, but even at $20 this game is no bargain.

Thaqt said, I don't know the details of GOG's agreement with Atari, but I can just about guarantee that this game costs this much not becuase of GOG but because Atari demands it. GOG has been doing this enough that they know what the sweet spot is for their games, and I'm sure they know that $20 is far from that sweet spot.

The $20 price is Atari's doing, not GOG's.