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Battlestation: Harbinger is apparently coming to GOG, which is another one we can chalk off this list:
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/its_ture_or_false/page1
The source is still the little site leak. I'm working on providing better proof of what's coming. This image below is the best I can come up with right now.

Seawolf?

Could be a codename, but from what I can tell, let's just say it's a Witcher-universe game. ;-)

Damn! :P

Huh... maybe it's a placeholder for Blood and Wine.

Nope, Blood and WIne will be released on May, 27th. Amazon leaked the date carelessly. :-)

I don't see how what you say negates what I say.

And while Amazon leaked it as May 27th, a Polish site had it as June 7th, so the release date is not absolute yet.

Is that game a mobile port?
Is this meant to be mainly a single player or multi/coop game?

So how do you exploit that for those to show up? ... I do hope that Homeworld will indeed be coming here. :)

As long as you have the game's ID number, you can go about adding it to GOG Galaxy this way:
https://www.gog.com/forum/general/adding_external_games_to_galaxy
You can't do much since it's technically an unauthorized copy. You don't need the real files, all you need is the .info file and any .exe file to link to it, and it'll be added to your Galaxy list.
The trick is getting the number in the first place, of course. If anyone wants to try for themselves:
"Seawolf" - 1437731013
Homeworld Remastered Collection - 1448551424
Battlestation: Harbinger - 1460547741

I'm not sure about that, sorry.
It says it has 25 offline missions, but with such a visual style, I'm not sure how much you could expect from the campaign in terms of story. We'll see how well designed the missions are after release.

Wow, that's pretty cool! So does anyone know the ETA for Homeworld?

Good to know. I pinged the dev earlier this year and they said GOG rejected their previous attempt (must have been the early version). Told me they'd try again, and it seems to be successful.
Noteworthy info though, GOG support was pretty awful in regards to rejecting the game's previous attempt. Basically put their nose up at me and said 'you need to be respectful of our careful decisions, blah blah' (paraphrasing). All I did was ask if they'd consider it the second time... how hard is that to answer lol.

Paraphrasing or not that's an awfully arrogant statement and prompts this response from me: If any GOG staff involved with curation read this, your "careful decisions" are sometimes weak or full of shit, apologize to Degica, grow some balls and release their games here.