It is a successful indie game studio. The nerve, the audacity. *shakes fist*

Back to topic . Have you guys tried to convince any indie developer to join GOG ?

I'm bored , so i'm listing the developers who received an email from me .

NorbSoftDev - Take Command: 2nd Manassas
KING Art Games - The Book of Unwritten Tales
Wadjet Eye Games - Blackwell series
Aardman Digital - Home Sheep Home 2
Rat King Entertainment - Pitman
Francisco Téllez de Meneses - Unepic
Subsoap - Faerie Solitaire 1 & 2
Basilisk Games - Eschalon series
BekhoTeam - Santa Rockstar HD
Bad Pilcrow - Vanessa Saint-Pierre Delacroix & Her Nightmare
John Wizard - Lilly and Sasha series , Dawn's Light series
Mousechief - Dangerous High School Girls in Trouble!
Mango Drop Games - Zenith Chronicles
Black Chicken Studios - Academagia: The Making of Mages
MoaCube - Cinders
Dingo Games - Tasty Planet Back for Seconds
Proxy Studios - Conquest: Divide and Conquer
Noble Master Games - Age of Conquest III
Palm Heroes Team - Palm Heroes 2
Strange Loop Games - Vessel
Dreampainters Software - Anna
Gunpowder Games - RoboMinion
10tons Ltd - Azkend 2
Shiver Games - Lucius
Sometimes You - Retention
Molecat team- Molecat Twist
Turtle Cream - Sugar Cube: Bitersweet Factory
Superflat Games - Lone Survivor
Longbow Games - Hegemony Gold: Wars of Ancient Greece
Alder Games - BugBits , Bee Garden , Magical Mysteries
gamecask - Dulcinea , Dachinko
Niffler - Chuck's Challenge
Grabarchuk Puzzles - Strimko

I've contacted several developers about joining GOG.

1. Re-Logic - Terraria - Haven't heard back from them.
2. Caravel Games - DROD series - got an email back from Mike Rimer. He said that having some of their games on GOG is a great idea and they'll look into doing that.
3. inXile - Wasteland 2 - I asked if I could get my digital copy on GOG.com and got a response that they weren't sure if they will use GOG but they'll look into it.

I guess it all comes down to working out some sort of deal with GOG if both sides are amiable. Don't know if either will really look into it or if GOG would even want a deal with them. Oh well, I tried...

I bet they will choose Steam . You now : money talks .

They're already going to have the game on Steam but they mention "other DRM free distribution methods" so I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask since they might distribute the game elsewhere too :)

I just contacted Heroic Fantasy Games to see if they will bring Knights of the Chalice to GOG. Let's hope that the reply is a positive one. Also vote for Knights of the Chalice on the wishlist if you like that game!

http://www.gog.com/en/wishlist/games/knights_of_the_chalice

I emailed the maker of Sequence and the maker Hard Reset, and the developers don't seem to mind DRM-free (Sequence on GG, Hard Reset in an Indie Royale Bundle).

That was a few days ago, but no response.

Has anyone contacted Spiderweb Software? Would like to know so that they don't get pestered by a thousand emails all asking the same thing.

I don't remember if Frozen Synapse was mentioned so I am mentioning it now. And linking.

http://www.frozensynapse.com/

LOL as if I haven't spent enough money already! Those games look great! :D

yeah, I'm lately spending more on games than ever

I've just gone on three weeks holiday :D Gotta watch my holiday pay spending though

Just got a response from Pierre Begue from Heroic Fantasy Games and he prefers to sell from his own site. I can understand why: you keep control over everything and not pay anyone just for selling your game.

And that's probably why I'd never heard of Heroic Fantasy Games.