Plan B on GOG

[JanTheMan]

Hi there, your game looks quite interesting. Are there any plans to bring it to GOG?

[Paph]

Good question. I'm also curious about that.

[Bomoo]

You realize it's not an old game, right?

[DerpyPannycake]

Originally posted by Bomoo:

You realize it's not an old game, right?

Does it need to be?

[Paph]

Originally posted by Bomoo:

You realize it's not an old game, right?

Good Old Games (GoG) is no longer about just good old games. They also sell - GASP!! - (are you ready?) a plethora of newer games.

[soldier6661111]

Originally posted by Paph:

Originally posted by Bomoo:

You realize it's not an old game, right?

Good Old Games (GoG) is no longer about just good old games. They also sell - GASP!! - (are you ready?) a plethora of newer games.

Oh that's what GOG means. I was wondering why they would be stuck with selling old games. But do they still only sell good games?

[Arkhne]

Originally posted by soldier6661111:

Originally posted by Paph:

Good Old Games (GoG) is no longer about just good old games. They also sell - GASP!! - (are you ready?) a plethora of newer games.

Oh that's what GOG means. I was wondering why they would be stuck with selling old games. But do they still only sell good games?

Of course not, then they would be GG, and nobody takes that seriously anymore.

[Bomoo]

They could've easily renamed their trashy platform to avoid the issue of false advertising/representation.

[Paph]

Originally posted by Bomoo:

They could've easily renamed their trashy platform to avoid the issue of false advertising/representation.

They still sell old games, right along side of new games, and some of the games are even good, besides being old - and new. :-)

I'm not sure why you consider GoG trashy, but - to each his (or her) own. I like it myself, along with Steam. Epic is one I don't care for.

[JanTheMan]

I prefer GOG because it gives me the feeling of really owning a game. The games works without the platform. That's makes a huge difference for me.

[Paph]

Originally posted by JanTheMan:

I prefer GOG because it gives me the feeling of really owning a game. The games works without the platform. That's makes a huge difference for me.

If a game is sold on both GoG and Steam, I typically buy from GoG for that very reason.
Kind of like the good old days of buying a cd at a store. :-)

[Gaddy Games]

It's not planned for now, but it's very possible in the future (sorry i know this answer doesn't give much information ^^)

[supernet2]

Hope to see it on GOG< as i would absolutely rebuy it. I just like knowing i can play the games and have "ownership" of the install to use on my terms when and where i want on what i want with out DRM or any headache ware/middleware. That said, look forward to seeing this project prosper, I did buy it on steam already.