Any chance of a GOG Release

[MainframeMouse]

Would love me some good old C+C style action DRM Free, specially if it comes with off line LAN play

[friend robocat]

+1 to this

[Shadow_Actual]

Yeah, me too.

[ruwagrong]

+1

[Herr Scharfi]

1+

[Huckleberry]

I think I read on twitter that they're planning to put it on GOG.

[IHaveNoMercy]

Hello modern age KKND2 :D

[friend robocat]

yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

[Angelblue]

GoG PLS

[von_kreiger]

hope the maps are big enuff for manevuer

[American Coot]

From the devs: "Most likely. We just placed priority on the Steam page since Steam gets far more traction than GOG does."

[OffBrandAl]

yes lan plany and mods

[friend robocat]

aanother +1 to this

[MainframeMouse]

Originally posted by 96 Quite Bitter Zerglings:

From the devs: "Most likely. We just placed priority on the Steam page since Steam gets far more traction than GOG does."

Unfortunately this is a self fulfilling prophecy

When devs neglect to promote their GOG releases, consumers don't know there's going to be a GOG release and either skip the game or look for it on Steam.

By not having a GOG option for consumers to wishlist, there will never be anything to grow and get traction.

[D353RT_H4WK]

maybe they want to focus on Steam Release then GOG afterwards.

[MainframeMouse]

Originally posted by ReconCobra:

maybe they want to focus on Steam Release then GOG afterwards.

I sympathise with the restrictions on time and resources Devs have, I just lament the effect it has on suppressing Valve's competition.

Divinity:Original Sin 2 sold 8% of its copies via gog.
Not Tonight sold less than 1.5%

Both got Day 1 release, the difference was Larian were very clear their game was coming to GOG. It was in every trailer, every marketing bundle and they had a GOG Store page up months before release.

No More Robots however focused entirely on Steam, wouldn't even acknowledge there was going to be a GOG release. Even post release, their marketing stayed focused entirely on Steam. So everyone assumes its Steam only.

Again, I fully understand the limited resources small dev teams have, but this has a direct effect on how well a game will sell on GOG.