Undying!

Another vote for Homeworld 1 & 2. Best RTS's ever.

It's official: Every game ever made ever has been listed. Good job helping.

Yup, forgot to mention Homeworld. The soundtrack is something I haven't found elsewhere.
I'll also give a thumb up for Syndicate Plus.

And I forgot another title that comes from Codemasters. It's Severance: Blade of Darkness and in terms of mixing RPG with first person action it's just awesome. Look it up ;) .

Anachronox; just in case someone hasn't mentioned it yet.
BTW I hope the devs at GOG are reading this, cause i certainly haven't read all 44 pages heh.
last time i posted it was like 3 pages in or something...

If someone in their team is clever with SQL it can be a breeze to filter all the suggestions to a spreadsheet.

I would definately like to see the entire Star Control Series show up at some point in time. In addition it would be pretty cool to have some of the old Dungeon and dragon games redone so that they will work in xp. I have the Forgotten realms collection but for some reason I can only get a few of the games to work.

hehe. true
but many games were listed more than once. on those GOG team should concentrate on getting.
Like
Nomand Soul
Incewind dale
Sanitarium
ANY Lucasarts adventure game
etc

Starlancer. PLEASE.
I love Freelancer and just found out that it was a sequel to this game :)

Yep. A kind of a preference poll on the GOG site would be welcome...

I surely like to see available freedom force and freedom force vs the third reich. They are not that old (2002 and 2005), but they still the best superhero game around.
That was developped by irrationnal games and published by crave and EA for the first opus, and published by focus home interactive for the second.

I'd like to see games from publishers that are long since gone. It would be cool to see good games that never made it and we probably never heard of because of bugs or bad marketing.
One example would be "The Hive," made by Rainbow America and Trimark Interactive, companies that have been long dead. The game was a rail shooter with a twist, where certain sequences in the game allowed you to stand still and pan around your character in 360º, where you had to shoot at enemies that might be coming at you from all sides. It was very fun and pretty difficult. It also works fairly well if you happen to have one of those high-end light guns for the PC. But I can only get this game to work properly to work in Windows 98, which is annoying because I have to pull my old CRT monitor out of storage, since my Windows 98 machine doesn't work on my 30" LCD.

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