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Bone: Out From Boneville
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CSI: 3 Dimensions Of Murder
CSI: Deadly Intent
CSI: Fatal Conspiracy
CSI: Hard Evidence
Hector: Badge Of Carnage
Jurassic Park: The Game
Law & Order: Legacies
Minecraft: Story Mode
Poker Night At The Inventory
Poker Night 2
Puzzle Agent
Puzzle Agent 2
Strong Bad's Cool Game For Attractive People
Telltale Texas Hold'em
The Walking Dead: Season 3
Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures (Re-release)

As I understand it, all of the games that came with Galaxy components pre-installed have been updated to have those removed and there should not be any others in the future.

http://www.gog.com/forum/general/the_what_did_just_update_thread/post8117

Every GOG game does. Galaxy is and will be optional.

Congrats! Not my cup of tea, but the more big publishers here the better!

OMG, OMG, OMG, OMG!!!!!!!!!

There are only two possible answers to "Will XYZ game come to GOG?"

1) Yes.
2) Maybe.

If there is no direct evidence from the owner (or owners) of the intellectual property of the game in question then the only answer is "maybe, if the intellectual property owners decide to do that in the future. "No, never." is not really a valid option because we already have games in the GOG catalogue that people's opinions would have said "no, never" to but they're here because quite frankly exactly zero of our personal opinions make something a guaranteed truth and the future is unpredictable. Even games like NOLF that have complex legal issues fall into the #2 category. So every game that isn't here that we don't have any direct evidence that it is coming here for sure are "maybe" - if the right circumstances coalesce together to make it happen. Some are more likely than others of course, but anything is possible. World of Warcraft would be on the extremely most highly unlikely category for sure, but even that isn't a "never" if the right circumstances were to come to be in which Blizzard decided it was worth it to them financially to do so. Unlikely, yes - but super-extremely-mega-unlikely and totally-impossible are two very different things. :)

So, will Borderlands and Borderlands 2 ever show up on GOG? Answer: Maybe. But they're not owned by Telltale Games either so Tales from Borderlands showing up here probably has no effect on when the other games might show up. I suspect it wont be any time soon anyway, but then I'd have said the same thing about Metro Last Light Redux or the Saints Row games too so...

:)

Gog Galaxy is a god send for all of us, even if you dont use it!

-laughing hard- Saw that coming.

TT is a bit overrated these days.Shallow plot twists,laugably bad illusion of meaningful choices and their engine gets more outdated by the minute despite the fact they refused to iron out any kicks is has.Still I suppose GOG deserves a congratulations for another big publisher signed.

I like it how you make it easy for me to switch here from Steam :)

And post 151 to prove the point. It is intentional, and I personally find it extremely annoying.

He asked if you can create a chracter and romance like in Mass Effect.
I doubt that you have the freedom to create a character and romance whoever you want in an Adventure Game. These games are more in telling a story than making your own story.

None of GOG's games have a non-optional Galaxy Client install. The games that support Galaxy features may come with the Galaxy DLL because they have Galaxy support built into them and that requires the library to exist for the executable to start the same way every other DLL library works. That's how dynamically linked software works, the DLLs for all features linked into the executable must be present for the dynamic linker to resolve the symbols in the executable whether or not those symbols get used at runtime.

So you can expect every game that has Galaxy support to come with these libraries because that is how software works. The features that the libraries implement are of course optional and you don't need to use them or care about them, nor care about Galaxy client.

It appears currently that if a game is installed with Galaxy client, that the installation script that Galaxy runs post-install will create desktop shortcuts that launch the game through Galaxy client. This appears to be based on the assumption that if someone installed the game with Galaxy they presumably want the Galaxy functionality enabled by default, so the launcher sets it to launch via Galaxy. It's a sensible default to have, but there are people that do not want the shortcut to depend on Galaxy either, so they will hopefully make this configurable in Galaxy to be able to make the shortcuts default to launching without Galaxy in the future as well.

People are free to curse and swear of course about galaxy DLLs being installed that they don't want, but that just illustrates lack of understanding about how dynamic linking works and is really nitpicking IMHO of a very trivial meaningless non-issue, one which is very highly unlikely to change ever because it is the only technically feasible way to do it.

Ultimately though if it bothers people - quite simply do not buy games from GOG. Problem solved.

Telltale was already here ever since 2012. It's only now that they decided to start releasing more of their games.