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Another potentially good game was rejected by GOG as "too niche". Are you surprised?

Space Komandirovka looks like good old Sierra On-Line advenure games, but influenced by the Soviet Union aesthetics (mostly by its space program).

I contacted the developer and he told me that GOG had already rejected the game.
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was peggle(s) turned down or is it coz its like ea propertea? i really want it here. i think itd be a good fit, non?!
Add Legends of Amberland to the list. Apparently the animations were too retro style and there weren't enough shadows. Too remniscent of a good old game like Lands of Lore and not remniscent enough of Legends of Grimrock.

Oh well.
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ShadowWulfe: Add Legends of Amberland to the list. Apparently the animations were too retro style and there weren't enough shadows. Too remniscent of a good old game like Lands of Lore and not remniscent enough of Legends of Grimrock.

Oh well.
[citation needed]
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ShadowWulfe: Add Legends of Amberland to the list. Apparently the animations were too retro style and there weren't enough shadows. Too remniscent of a good old game like Lands of Lore and not remniscent enough of Legends of Grimrock.

Oh well.
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Darvond: [citation needed]
https://steamcommunity.com/app/873890/discussions/0/1839063537807385577/#c1771511442699235916

https://rpgcodex.net/forums/index.php?threads/legends-of-amberland-rejected-by-gog.128058/
God, it's just ridiculous... GOG turned to funny farm completely.
Another one for the list.

If you were looking forward to possibly maybe pick up Overpass (Community wishlist entry) on GoG - well, abandon all hope, at least for the time being.

Because yep, you guessed it, it's been rejected, most likely for the same old bullshit-reasoning everything else is:

@OneMrBean: "I submitted it to them and it was immediately declined."
https://twitter.com/OneMrBean/status/1154160343314247683
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Swedrami: Another one for the list.

If you were looking forward to possibly maybe pick up Overpass (Community wishlist entry) on GoG - well, abandon all hope, at least for the time being.

Because yep, you guessed it, it's been rejected, most likely for the same old bullshit-reasoning everything else is:

@OneMrBean: "I submitted it to them and it was immediately declined."
https://twitter.com/OneMrBean/status/1154160343314247683
Well, shit. This looks really chill and relaxing (and GOG needs more rhythm games), what a shame. :(
Further proof that during curation there's no consideration of the wishlist entries, votes don't mean jack shit and there's no god.
You're making sure to not create an entry for some run-of-the-mill tat but for something worthwhile and unique with an interesting concept and this is how you're thanked for it.

"My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined."
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IDzetkni: Further proof that during curation there's no consideration of the wishlist entries, votes don't mean jack shit and there's no god.
You're making sure to not create an entry for some run-of-the-mill tat but for something worthwhile and unique with an interesting concept and this is how you're thanked for it.

"My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined."
While curation's decision once again is REALLY unfortunate (and that's putting it politely) don't forget that this initial rejection doesn't rule out a reconsideration/re-evaluation and future release of Overpass on GoG after all, especially if it performs well enough on other platforms.
We've seen that with Opus Magnum and just recently, Heaven's Vault.
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ChrisSZ: To me it appears that GOG always considers the potential sales / revenue above anything else. At the first sight, this makes sense from a business perspective. But in the long term they become less popular. You can see all the complaints about rejected games.

Nice game, but already on other platforms for a year --> low revenue estimated --> reject.

Day one release of pixel crap --> game is shit, but hey, day one brings money --> bring it to GOG.
Last time I looked GOG is a business making a profit is the #1 Priority for any business,. It it's not, they don't survive for very long.
God, I can't believe so many people here seem to be out of touch with reality.
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ChrisSZ: To me it appears that GOG always considers the potential sales / revenue above anything else. At the first sight, this makes sense from a business perspective. But in the long term they become less popular. You can see all the complaints about rejected games.

Nice game, but already on other platforms for a year --> low revenue estimated --> reject.

Day one release of pixel crap --> game is shit, but hey, day one brings money --> bring it to GOG.
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dudalb: Last time I looked GOG is a business making a profit is the #1 Priority for any business,. It it's not, they don't survive for very long.
God, I can't believe so many people here seem to be out of touch with reality.
Please also read the two sentences after the one you highlighted. Rejecting a game for reasons other than "game is bad" might be the right economic decision in the short term, but can also lead to negative reactions in the press, the gaming-community or among the user-base. And that might harm GOG in the long term.
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dudalb: Last time I looked GOG is a business making a profit is the #1 Priority for any business,. It it's not, they don't survive for very long.
God, I can't believe so many people here seem to be out of touch with reality.
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ChrisSZ: Please also read the two sentences after the one you highlighted. Rejecting a game for reasons other than "game is bad" might be the right economic decision in the short term, but can also lead to negative reactions in the press, the gaming-community or among the user-base. And that might harm GOG in the long term.
What about all the anime porn on Steam, should we bring that here too?
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DetouR6734: What about all the anime porn on Steam, should we bring that here too?
Only the good stuff.
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DetouR6734: What about all the anime porn on Steam, should we bring that here too?
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clarry: Only the good stuff.
They do have some of it on here i guess, is that it?

There's about 10 versions of the same thing within the first few pages on Steam, it's like "solve the puzzle to get a free naked anime girl!" with each game having various images.

I don't mind variance, but on Steam it's taking over.

Top Sellers & Global Top Sellers.




Yes i have them excluded, but they still get through.
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Post edited July 27, 2019 by DetouR6734