Reus

First and most important ( in case of this game) - do not expect any support for this game if you going to pay for this game. Its totally not GOG fault, but developers of this game have, literally, no interest in it anymore, along with purchasers. They still keep it up today on well known "S" service, but "too busy" to do that on DRM-free ones like GOG or Humble. Its taken months of whining and to keep asking on Steam and developer own forums to update game and in the end they released updated version here for Windows. Still no interest shown to release MacLin one. In Humble game builds not updated for two years and nobody cares, developer says they "maybe" update it (Game you paid money for). Figure it yourself. Now, as for game itself its cartoonish kind-of God simulator filled with micromanagement. Its not really bad game at all, but its not live up to expectations of most who anticipated it and its certainly not THAT great for developers to be so cocky

But a wonderful puzzle game really. It's all about combining tiles with "spells" and combinations to get the resources your towns want. Very engrossing. Very entertaining. Hours of fun to be had. Perfect on a Sunday afternoon with a cup of tea.

Reus is like Terraria, if Terraria were about running between crafting stations to craft item after item before the egg timer at each station went off. You must meet randomly selected development goals by putting plant, animal, and mineral resource tiles in the right symbiotic combinations within a time limit. This requires memorization and some luck. Development goals are tied to individual villages. Each village has a rigid tile range. This range grows but, to meet all but the most basic goals, you must upgrade tiles. You get a preview of available upgrades for a given resource tile. What you CANNOT get in game AFAIK is information about which sympathetic tiles an upgrade requires. You only care about the attributes of a tile. So while the game is telling you that your frog tile may become an iguana tile that gives more wealth, what you /really/ need to know is that an iguana tile really only gives more wealth when it's next to a mineral tile. This is a problem for you since you've already surrounded your frog tile with the Elderberry plant tiles that it prefers, and your rock titan is on the other side of the planet at the moment. The game does link to a game wiki, so I guess you can tile your windows. There are other aspects to the game, but this review is too long.

This is not a good review, but I'm just noting that the game doesn't seem to get patches outside of Steam. I wouldn't support the dev Anywhere before they get their act together on this. It's a nice game tho, so is their newest game I hear, but I just can't just overlook this kind of behavior.