Icewind Dale has been updated to version 2.5.16.3, today May 10th.

Thanks for the info. That's pretty cool of them, considering the situaltion seems to be less than optimal.

Removed the game from the list.

Thanks again for getting in touch with the devs!

Yep, saw that. Always good to keep an eye on though.

Lock's Quest is almost a year out of date. Steam had a single update on June 16th, 2017.

Stardew Valley outdated.

Care to elaborate?

At least the Linux beta installer available on GOG is outdated which makes beta testing pretty much pointless:
https://www.gog.com/forum/stardew_valley/version_1312_multiplayer_beta_for_linux
Will Galaxy for Linux ever arrive?

Added Lock's Quest for being a year out of date.

Added Ancestors Legacy for being put on hold indefinitely. I'd have been fine if they went with the Kingdom Come Deliverance route and said that the gog version is going to launch a couple of weeks down the road, but postponing the game without so much as a new release date on launch day is a dick move.

Hmmm, this game can't be bought on GOG yet, right? To me it doesn't sound good to add games to the list that appear on Steam but (for a reason or another) not on GOG.

Or is this some kind of kickstarter thing where some people have "paid" for the game beforehand, in hopes of getting the GOG version? To me that sounds more like those people should rather get a refund for a game from the kickstarter company (publisher).

It was possible pre-order the game here on GOG, so I think it's more than justified to add him to the list, mainly because they have not yet provided a new date. For those who don't want to wait there is to say that they have offered the full refund.

I still report Blackhole, also because the developer doesn't respond to requests or does it with troll phrases.

Like Alexim pointed out, it was up for pre-order. On release day, they disabled the ability to buy the game and basically said the gog version would release "when it's done" (there were no prior warnings or indications this would happen).

I think as long as the game remains in "hiatus" (ie. gog customers who paid for the game don't even get any info when it will be released), it deserves to be on the list. But as always, I'm open to suggestions.

Added the game. I wonder why I didn't add it long ago. Wasn't it one of those special cases where the disparity between gog and Steam versions came from the devs using different labelling for the Steam- and the DRM-free-builds? In any case, 1.9 came out in April last year, gog users whined on the Steam forum in January this year (and again in April). Can't be THAT hard to push a patch, can it? So yeah, on the list it goes! Thanks to you (and Point_Man) for being persistent!

Dev's announcement, no details or ETA or anything.
Message from GOG to owners, apparently. Still no ETA.

Sadly (really sadly), I have to report Freebird games: To the Moon and Finding Paradise for missing languages. I already did it some time ago, but maybe it's time to point it out again.

To the Moon is missing the following languages: Italian, Turkish, Russian, Korean

Finding Paradise is missing the following languages: Italian, Turkish, Korean, Spanish, Polish, Czech, Brazilian Portuguese, Ukrainian

Finding Paradise is also missing an alternative version of the game made with another engine (this version can be downloaded through Steam) that fixes some stuttering issues, some audio bugs, and some fullscreen/windowed issues. It became available a few months ago (at least 4).

A lot of the missing languages of Finding Paradise have been available on Steam for months.
The missing languages of To the Moon have been available on Steam for years at this point.

I've tried to reach Kan Gao (I've sent him 2 emails) to ask him if/when the games will get the missing content on GOG. No answer whatsoever.

Yeah, been over a month since I raised them up and still no updates on the modding tools or fixing the game's internal screenshot function for A Hat in Time.

I still have no idea why it takes months to push out important updates. The over-reliance on Steam continues to piss me off.

Postal dev replied yesterday:

"We're going to be pushing out GOG updates very soon, with any luck."

Thanks to do people who asked them.

Let's hope they actually go through with it. Hopefully Kay informing them of GOG's devportal will lead us somewhere substantial.