This was mentioned in the Crowdfunding thread, but I thought I would add this news for anyone that doesn't frequent that thread:

Kickstarter game <span class="bold">Edge of Eternity</span> has stated in their FAQ section the following:

"Yes, absolutely, there will be a GOG and Orion version of the game if you are not comfortable with Steam."

Orion? Did they actually mean Origin?

I'm not sure. There does seem to be an Orion game client, but it looks like it's just for Runescape.

That looks pretty interesting. Thanks for sharing.

Train Fever confirmed, yes! (frontpage incoming announcement)

Other Kickstarter's have claimed this and hadn't even contacted GOG at all. In fact unless GOG has already changed their policy, which is possible, the dev's couldn't know yet.

Wouldn't that be an official confirmation and all, seeing how GOG put that up themselves? ;)

I actually sent them an e-mail around the time of the game's launch about a possible GOG release, and at the time it didn't sound like they were planning on it. It's nice to see that they've changed their minds. One can never have enough transport management games. :)

Yes, you´re right. Just posted because someone (maybe even you) posted about the game prolly not coming. And since nobody commented about it in the forum, I decided to post here...

Don't worry, it didn't escape our notice.

Oh well... [feeling "ashamed"] :)
Let me mark that topic as favourite too

Not a Hero, an action game by Roll7 (developers of OlliOlli) and published by Devolver Digital will come to GOG on May 7th:
https://www.facebook.com/DevolverDigitalGames/posts/575395915897239

That's an amazing trailer.

To expand on this, Rebecca Heineman has been posting on the Wasteland 2 forums (seems like she was trying to convince Brian Fargo to do the Bard's Tale 4 with her, but when that didn't happen she said "announced" Dragon Wars 2) and she revealed that she has a hard-copy of the original source-code of not only Dragon Wars but the entire Bard's Tale trilogy.

That means if those games are to be re-released on GOG/Steam, they won't be DOSBox emulation like Wasteland, they'll be complete source-ports.

A bit early to be getting excited, but there's A LOT that could be improved with the source-codes of those old games, possibly even stuff like automaps for BT2-3 and improved interface, no limit really.

I doubt they would do anything with that source code. Interest isn't that big for those titles and dosbox emulation would be more than enough for most of the people.