Any chance of a GOG Release

[MainframeMouse]

Looks fun and very silly, is there any chance of a GOG release so I can buy a copy?

[cash_cow]

Would love to see this on GOG aswell,loving the art style,you've got a fan dev's.

[pippo_san]

Came here to ask the same: when you'll be ready, a GOG release would be awesome!

btw, you can vote for the game on the community wishlist
https://www.gog.com/wishlist/games/mouse

[Fumi Games]

We've got GOG on our list! But nothing decided yet. 🐭

[MainframeMouse]

Originally posted by Fumi Games:

We've got GOG on our list! But nothing decided yet. 🐭

Thank you for the reply. Do hope to see it there

[Eternauta]

+ 1 for a GOG release!

[Vlad]

+1 for GOG release.

[Kult]

That would be great!

[Sargon Aelther]

Yeah, I'd like a GOG release.

[MIKA]

GOG PLEASE!!!

[TheDeeGee]

Please don't ignore Steam <3

[Alucardx187]

What is the story with gog release?

[Alucardx187]

Like why are they so adamant about gog?

[MainframeMouse]

Originally posted by Alucardx187:

Like why are they so adamant about gog?

I took this from a reply on another thread. Hope it helps

First and foremost practicality

Imagine you have a bookcase of 100 books, you're reading 1, so 99 are left. Your kid want to read one of the other 99 on the shelf.

Do you
a) Put your book back and stop reading, then pass kid the entirely different book to read
b) Say "No, I'm reading this book"
c) Run to Waterstones and buy a second copy of the book and build the kid their own bookcase
or
d) Just let the kid read the damn book

The answer is of course D

In our family we have a huge shared library of books, DVDs, CDs and physical console games. Yes people have their own stuff, but the vast amount of media in our house is a shared resource.

There are some games where the kids play the same game at the same time where we have multiple copies of that game (such as portal knights or splatoon).

Steam however only allows A,B and C. Yes even with Steam Family Sharing, those are the options.

Just want to make it clear, if 3 family members want to play the SAME game at the SAME time and the publisher doesn't allow concurrent use of 1 license, then I'll happily buy multiple copies. We have multiple copies of Minecraft and C+C.

Given Me, wife, and all 5 kids (2 have grown and left now) all game, rebuying the same game over and over just so someone can play it is as expensive as it is ludicrous.

Then there are Personal reasons

I don't agree with Valve's Subscription contract. I want a perpetual licence not a conditional lease.

I think the lack of choice when buy PC games is both bad for consumer and developers. Part of the reason the 30% hasn't dropped is because of the lack of competition.

I've had an awful experience with Valve's staff, had they been a local bricks and mortar store I'd never have given them business ever again and would have got trading standards involved.

[Sargon Aelther]

Originally posted by TheDeeGee:

Please don't ignore Steam <3

It already has a Steam page, they're not gonna ignore Steam.

GOG, on the other hand, is uncertain.

[Pineapple]

Do not do a GOG release. GOG indie games are the most pirated games out there. Most people asking for GOG here are not really planning on buying your game especially if it is single player. Buying a game for steam isn't bad and the only issues take place when Denuvo is put into the game which I do not think you will be doing.